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Protecting an important elephant sub-population in Niassa National Reserve, Mozambique Aerial surveys conducted in 2014 reveal significant declines of Mozambiques elephant numbers. Its most significant population, in Niassa, in northern Mozambique, declined 63% in three years, from 12,000 elephants in 2011 to 4,441 in 2014. In order to reduce poaching and halt the decline of the Niassa elephant population, this project will collar select representatives within significant cohesive herds or concentrations of elephant family groups in order to focus anti-poaching and security efforts around intensive protection zones for the remaining significant herds of elephant in NNR.
COMMUNITY OWNED ELEPHANTS COEXISTENCE CORRIDOR IN SOUTHERN MOZAMBIQUE THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT AN ELEPHANT CONSERVATION EFFORT IN THE MAPUTO PROVINCE BY STRENGTHENING ELEPHANT PROTECTION AND BIOLOGICAL MONITORING, AND PROMOTING HUMAN-ELEPHANT COEXISTENCE. LOCATED WITHIN THE GREATER LIMPOPO TRANSFRONTIER CONSERVATION AREA (TFCA) SAVANNA ELEPHANT STRONGHOLD, THIS LANDSCAPE IS HOME TO APPROXIMATELY 47,405 ELEPHANTS. THIS PROJECT IS INTENDED TO CONSERVE AFRICAN SAVANNA ELEPHANTS AND THEIR HABITAT BY ADDRESSING THE IMPACTS OF HUMAN-ELEPHANT CONFLICT (HEC), HABITAT LOSS, AND POACHING. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: (1) DEPLOYING ELEPHANT GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (GPS) COLLARS AND ANALYZING THEIR MOVEMENTS TO SUPPORT CORRIDOR PLANNING AND DESIGN (2) IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL HEC HOTSPOTS WITHIN CORRIDOR ZONES AND ALIGNING ELEPHANT MOVEMENTS WITH HEC RAPID RESPONSE UNITS (3) FACILITATING INFORMATION SHARING WITH COMMUNITIES AND CO-PRODUCTION OF HUMAN-ELEPHANT COEXISTENCE TOOLKITS (4) CONDUCTING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMMING AND SKILLS TRAINING WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS, WITH AN ADDED FOCUS ON WOMEN AND (5) CONDUCTING CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS THAT PROMOTE PRO-ELEPHANT INCOME-GENERATING OPPORTUNITIES, INCLUDING BEEHIVE AND CHILI FENCES, UNPALATABLE PERMACULTURE GARDENS, CRAFT SALES, AND TREE PLANTING AND PROTECTION.
STRENGHTENING ANTI POACHING OPERATIONS TO PROTECT ELEPHANT IN CHUILEXI CONSERVANCY, NIASSA RESERVE MOZAMBIQUE The projects long-term goal is to strengthen protection and anti-poaching effectiveness for elephant within Chuilexi Conservancy and for Niassa Reserve.
African Elephant Conservation Fund This project will provide core support to wildlife protection staff in Mozambiques largest remaining elephant population. Activities will include aerial surveillance, deployment of a rapid reaction anti-poaching team, field ranger training, and supplying salaries and rations to anti-poaching patrols.
African Elephant Conserv-Species Conservation Grant Support to combat elephant poaching in Niassa National Reserve, Mozambique
Strengthening anti-poaching operations to protect elephant in Chuilexi Conservancy, Niassa Reserve, Mozambique The purpose of this project is to strengthen protection and anti-poaching for elephants in the Chuilexi area of the Niassa area in northern Mozambique. Elephants in Niassa are under severe threat and now number fewer than 2,000 (<10% of the population ten years ago). In addition to protecting elephants, this project also benefits all of Niassas wildlife, including important populations of lions and buffalo. This proposal is for a twelve-month period. Objectives include strengthening anti-poaching efforts (through provision of new uniforms and supplies for 62 scouts and equipping patrol teams with handheld radios), improving coverage and response rate of anti-poaching patrols during the wet season (by procuring a patrol boat and initiating water-based patrols on the Lugenda River), and supporting the canine unit (through training for dogs and handlers and operational expenses for deployments).
2020 PLAN INTERNACIONAL Educación en emergencia y mitigación del impacto del COVID19 a favor de la p 2020 PLAN INTERNACIONAL Educación en emergencia y mitigación del impacto del COVID19 a favor de la p Educación en emergencia y mitigación del impacto del COVID19 a favor de la población refugiada Rohingya y comunidades de acogida.
Bangladés 2019 SecAH Caritas Apoyo a población refugiada Rohingya y comunidades de acogida bangladesíes en materia de Seguridad Alimentaria y Refugio Bangladés 2019 SecAH Caritas Apoyo a pobbblación refugiada Rohingya y comunidades  de acogida bangladesíes en materia  de Seguridad Alim Alimentaria y Refugio
2018 Bangladesh Atención a necesidades educativas en emergencia de la población refugiada Rohingya y comunidades de acogida
Bangladesh Dhaka 2019 Cultura Capacitación y fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1 semestre
Bangladesh (Dhaka) 2019 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 2º Semestre
Bangladesh (Dhaka) 2020 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1er Semestre
Bangladesh 2019 Protección CICR Llamamiento de Emergencia Bangladesh 2019 Protección CICR Llamamiento de Emergencia Los objetivos de esta intervención se centran en proteger y ayudar a las perafectadas por la violencia, incluidas quienes han tenido que huir a travfrontera de Myanmar, así como en visitar alas personas detenidas y supesus condiciones de vida, ayudar a mejorar las capacidades locales para proporcionar la rehabilitación de los servicios para personas con discapfísica y promover el Derecho Internacional Humanitario y su aplicacióneautoridades, los grupos armados y las fuerzas de seguridad. Asimismo, apcapacitación de la Sociedad Nacional de la Cruz Roja y Media Luna Roja dBangladés.
Macedonia - ODS Alternatives Survey Preparation of a survey on the availability of alternative technologies to ozone depleting substances (ODSs) in Macedonia.
LOW CARBON PRODUCTION IN THE AGRO-INDUSTRY IN THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA.
Enabling activities to review and update the National Implementation Plan for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants The overall objective of the proposed Enabling Activities (EA) is to update and review the National Implementation Plan (NIP), and have it endorsed and submitted by the Government to the Stockholm Convention Conference of Parties (COP). Participating stakeholders will be able to manage the additional POPs with newly developed technical skills, expertise and awareness.
Institutional Strengthening Project Main activities and objectives under the Institutional Strengthening Project Phase I are as follows: - 1. Upgrading of the recovery and recycling (R<(>&<)>R) scheme: monitor R<(>&<)>R quantities; survey on existing capacities for refrigerants R <(>&<)>R; develop plan for upgrading the R<(>&<)>R scheme, define criteria for selection of entities/service shops to be granted with R<(>&<)>R equipment; implement the procedure for the stakeholders/entities selection (publish public announcement, establish selection commission); define a list of equipment to be included in the R<(>&<)>R set; purchastr and distirbute the R<(>&<)>R equipment purchasing - 2. Establishment of sustainable training centres: create a list of newly-established training centres; assess the training centres' needs in regards to the demonstration equipment; define a list of equipment to be included in the demonstration set; purchase and install the demonstration equipment; organize the traning on how to operate the demonstration equipment; PMU-project monitoring
National inventory of banks of used or unwanted controlled substances and a plan The project will build on previous efforts under the HCFC Phase-out Management Plan to establish an inventory of unwanted refrigerants. The project activities include: conducting surveys across manufacturing, firefighting and foam sectors to quantify unwanted controlled substances; analyzing the data collected; preparing an inventory report; defining national priorities for managing unwanted substances; and developing a comprehensive action plan including activities for collection, transport and disposal along with required policy and institutional measures.
HCFC phase-out management plan (stage II) In the framework of HPMP stage I the Government of the Republic of North Macedonia decided to accelerate the HCFC phase-out process and to make the measures and restrictions stricter. The reduction schedule foresees a 50% reduction of the average HCFC consumption in the period 2009-2010 (baseline 1.8 ODP tonnes) and the final elimination in 2028 (12 years ahead the official Montreal Protocol elimination date).The first HPMP stage covered a 40% reduction and the second stage (2021 # 2027) will complete the HCFC phase-out in the country.
Removal of Technical and Economic Barriers to Initiating the Clean-up Activities for Alpha-HCH, Beta-HCH and Lindane Contaminated Sites at OHIS in Macedonia - PREPARATORY ASSISTANCE This is the Project Preparation Grant (PPG) Phase of Project 100122 which aims to establish capacity for and initiate the 7-year site clean-up by removing technical and economic barriers to transfer best available techniques and best environmental practices for remediation of alpha-HCH, beta-HCH and lindane contaminated sites.
Fostering sustainable linkages and cluster development in the Macedonian Tourism Industry in order to reduce poverty and stimulate economic growth The purpose of this project is to foster the competitiveness of selected clusters and networks in the FYR of Macedonia and a more equitable integration of MSMEs into local, domestic and regional value/supply chains through enhanced dynamism, collective efficiency, productivity and viable business partnerships. A cluster approach will help local firms move beyond their individual capacities, organizing themselves in dynamic production networks, developing strategic relationships with other firms and institutions to improve their competitive advantages based on economies of scale, innovation and learning. The proposed project will also strengthen the relevant business support institutions and government bodies to provide required services and assistance schemes to these clusters, thus building local and national capabilities by training and coaching. To this end, the project will also upgrade the offer of service providers by enhancing their institutional capacities and enabling them to assess and address gaps of assistance in an effective and sustainable manner. Lastly, the project will enhance regional and cross-border cluster to cluster cooperation thereby offering opportunities for mutual learning and exchange while at the same time promoting economic growth and development in the region. This project will th
Catalyzing market transformation for industrial energy efficiency and accelerate investments in best available practices and technologies in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Project Objective: To accelerate market transformation for industrial energy efficiency by strengthening policy, regulatory and institutional frameworks and supporting increased diffusion of and investment in best available industrial energy efficiency practices and technologies.  Project Component 1 - Strengthening Macedonian policy, regulatory and institutional frameworks and capacity for market transformation for industrial energy efficiency and green industry.  Project Component 2 - Market development support for deployment and diffusion of best available practices and technologies for energy efficiency and environmental sustainability in industry.  Project Component 3 -  Enhancing existing financing facilities to boost investments in energy efficiency and low carbon technologies for industry
Enabling activities for HFC phase-down in the Republic of North Macedonia The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Macedonia for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, with regard to the current HFC's consumption and through the following lines of action: -Review of the licensing system -Support the institutional arrangements -Support the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment
HCFC phase-out management plan (stage I) HCFC phase-out management plan, Stage I (conversion from HCFC-141b to HFCs in the manufacture of polyurethane foam for the commercial refrigeration units, sandwich panels and insulated doors). The first stage of the strategy covers the freeze of HCFCs consumption in 2013 (base level - annual consumption in 2009-2010) and 10% reduction of HCFCs consumption in 2015.
Removal of Technical and Economic Barriers to Initiating the Clean-up Activities for Alpha-HCH, Beta-HCH and Lindane Contaminated Sites at OHIS in Macedonia ..Enabling activities to review and update the national implementation plan for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs).  The project objective is to set up a sustainable mechanism to ensure a sustainable clean up operation at the selected HCH contaminated site for future industrial use, and to protect human health and the environment from their adverse effects by reducing and eliminating the releases of and exposure to HCHs (6,000 m3 or 10,700 tons to be disposed of within the project period).
Phasing out and Elimination of PCBs and PCB Containing Equipment in Macedonia The National Implementation Plan (NIP) for the Stockholm Convention (SC) for the FYR of Macedonia identified the polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) issue as one of the top priorities requiring immediate attention and action. The rationale and objectives of the project originated from the priorities and key objectives established by the NIP. The implementation of these priorities will assist the country to comply with its obligations under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) and contribute, through this, to improvement of the environmental situation and eventually reduce and eliminate the threats, which PCBs pollution represents for the human health.  The main objective of this Medium Sized Project (MSP) is to assist the FYR of Macedonia to comply with the PCB-related obligations under the Stockholm Convention and reduce at the same time the releases of PCBs into the environment through enhanced national capacity in the management of PCBs-containing equipment and wastes.  The proposed project aims to reduce and eliminate the threats to human health and the environment posed by PCBs in the FYR of Macedonia by establishing an environmentally sound management (ESM) system for disposal of PCBs and PCB-containing equipment, including legislation, institutional and technical capacity building
The Kigali Implementation Plan to phase down HFC in North Macedonia Following the outcomes of the 80th Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol and subsequently Decision 80/50(d), funding was approved for North Macedonia for Enabling Activities (EA) for HFC phase-down towards the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment. The main objective of the EA project was to prepare North Macedonia for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, considering the situation in the country with regard to the current HFC consumption. Legal documents, stakeholder engagement, and awareness raising events are in progress, which led to the ratification of the Kigali Amendment in February 2020.
Catalyzing market transformation for industrial energy efficiency and accelerate investments in best available practices and technologies in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia project in Macedonia accelerate investments in best available practices and technologies in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia"
Advancing a miltifaceted approach to recover hawksbills in the eastern Pacific: Protecting major nesting beaches and reducing extensive bycatch at critical foraging grounds The recipient will work with local communities to build teams to patrol 40 km of hawkbsill nesting beaches from April 15 - October 15 to protect nests through relocation to hatcheries using best management practices, conduct education outreach activities with local communities including an annual Hawksbill Festival "Day of the Hawksbill" activities in local schools, work with local communities to develop eco tourism activities, collect data on lobster fisheries and hawksbill bycatch, and work with local fisherman to develop strategies to reduce hawksbill bycatch .
Vital support for hawksbills in the eastern Pacific Ocean: Year III of conservation at five top-tier nesting beaches The recipient will implement community based nesting beach conservation projects at hawksbill nesting beaches in Los Cobanos and Punta Amapala, El Salvador; Machalilla and El Pelado, Ecuador and Aserradores, Nicaragua.
Expanding hawksbill nesting beach protection and bycatch reduction at critical nesting and foraging sites in the eastern Pacific Ocean. The recipient will work with local communities to build teams to patrol 40 km of hawkbsill nesting beaches from April 15 - October 15 to protect nests through relocation to hatcheries using best management practices, conduct education outreach activities with local communities including an annual Hawksbill Festival "Day of the Hawksbill" activities in local schools, work with local communities to develop eco tourism activities, collect data on lobster fisheries and hawksbill bycatch, and work with local fisherman to develop strategies to reduce hawksbill bycatch .
Increasing hawksbill nesting beach productivity and reducing bycatch from lobster gillnets in El Salvador THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONTINUE HAWKSBILL CONSERV
Establecimiento del Sub Corredor Biolgico Bosque Seco Tropical Volcn Chingo..como parte del Corredor Biologico Montecristo, El Salvador Project activities will 1) bring together key local stakeholders to complete a landscape level ecological analysis of the Chingo Volcano tropical dry forest biological sub-corridor and identify indicator species for conservation status monitoring, 2) conduct education and outreach with local landowners, schools, and decision-makers on sustainable land use practices and wildlife management, 3) train at least 120 private landowners and community association members, of which at least 50% will be women, on sustainable agriculture techniques through field schools at 5 municipal agroforestry demonstration projects and 12 sustainable wildlife management initiatives, and 4) utilize the information gathered and local public support garnered to complete and present a proposal to the Ministry of Environment for the legal establishment of the sub-corridor.
Vital Support for Hawksbills in the Eastern Pacific Ocean: Year VI of Conservation at Top-Tier Nesting Beaches 1) community based patrols to deter illegal poaching of nesting females and eggs and counting of nests to monitor population trends at Los Cobanos and Punta Amapala, El Salvador and Machalilla and El Pelado in Ecuador, and 2) relocation of nests threatened by poaching or tidal inundation to safe beach hatcheries.
Establecimiento del Sub Corredor Biolgico Bosque Seco Tropical Volcn Chingo.como parte del Corredor Biologico Montecristo, El Salvador Project activities will 1) bring together key local stakeholders to complete a landscape level ecological analysis of the Chingo Volcano tropical dry forest biological sub-corridor and identify indicator species for conservation status monitoring, 2) conduct education and outreach with local landowners, schools, and decision-makers on sustainable land use practices and wildlife management, 3) train at least 120 private landowners and community association members, of which at least 50% will be women, on sustainable agriculture techniques through field schools at 5 municipal agroforestry demonstration projects and 12 sustainable wildlife management initiatives, and 4) utilize the information gathered and local public support garnered to complete and present a proposal to the Ministry of Environment for the legal establishment of the sub-corridor.
Hawksbill conservation and local empowerment in El Salvador The recipient will work with local communities to build teams to patrol 40 km of hawkbsill nesting beaches from April 15 - October 15 to protect nests through relocation to hatcheries using best management practices, conduct education outreach activities with local communities including an annual Hawksbill Festival "Day of the Hawksbill" activities in local schools, and work with local communities to develop eco tourism activities.
Increasing hawksbill nesting beach productivity and reducing bycatch from lobster gillnets in El Salvador Conduct community based patrols and relocation of nests to hatcheries; (2) conduct outreach activities such as a Hawksbill Festival, Hawksbill Cup competition and Day of the Hawksbill events in schools to raise awareness about threats to hawksbills; (3) conduct year round fisheries bycatch monitoring of lobster fisheries with on board observers; (4) conduct LED light trials on lobster nets to determine deterrence effectiveness; and (5) develop local capacity to strengthen a hawksbill ecotourism program for the benefit of local residents.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONTINUE HAWKSBILL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS AT NESTING BEACHES IN BAHIA DE JIQUILISCO BIOSPHERE RESERVE (BAHIA), EL SALVADOR AND ON FORAGING GROUNDS IN EL SALVADOR AND N THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONTINUE HAWKSBILL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS AT NESTING BEACHES IN BAHIA DE JIQUILISCO BIOSPHERE RESERVE BAHIA , EL SALVADOR AND ON FORAGING GROUNDS IN EL SALVADOR AND NICARAGUA. THE INTENT OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PROTECT NESTS AND NESTING FEMALES FROM POACHING AND ALSO TO WORK WITH LOCAL FISHERMAN TO REDUCE HAWKSBILL BYCATCH FROM LOBSTER FISHERIES. THE SMALL EASTERN PACIFIC HAWKSBILL NESTING POPULATION WAS THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN EXTIRPATED UNTIL REMNANT POPULATIONS WERE DISCOVERED IN REMOTE SITES UNTIL 2008. BAHIA DE JIQUILISCO ACCOUNTS FOR ABOUT 40 OF ALL HAWKSBILL NESTING IN THE EAST PACIFIC. SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 1 CONDUCT COMMUNITY BASED PATROLS AND RELOCATION OF NESTS TO HATCHERIES 2 CONDUCT OUTREACH ACTIVITIES SUCH AS A HAWKSBILL FESTIVAL, HAWKSBILL CUP COMPETITION AND DAY OF THE HAWKSBILL EVENTS IN SCHOOLS TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THREATS TO HAWKSBILLS 3 CONDUCT YEAR ROUND FISHERIES BYCATCH MONITORING OF LOBSTER FISHERIES WITH ON BOARD OBSERVERS 4 CONDUCT LED LIGHT TRIALS ON LOBSTER NETS TO DETERMINE DETERRENCE EFFECTIVENESS AND 5 DEVELOP LOCAL CAPACITY TO STRENGTHEN A HAWKSBILL ECOTOURISM PROGRAM FOR THE BENEFIT OF LOCAL RESIDENTS.
Vital support for hawksbills in the eastern Pacific Ocean: Year V of conservation at top-tier.nesting beaches The purpose of this project is to implement a conservation program that will contribute to the recovery of the East Pacific hawksbill population, the smallest and most endangered hawksbill nesting population in the world with fewer than 700 nesting females. The intent of this project is to conduct community based nesting beach conservation projects on four of the most important nesting beaches in El Salvador and Ecuador. Activities include; 1) community based patrols to deter illegal poaching of nesting females and eggs and counting of nests to monitor population trends at Los Cobanos and Punta Amapala, El Salvador and Machalilla and El Pelado in Ecuador, and 2) relocation of nests threatened by poaching or tidal inundation to safe beach hatcheries.
Vital support for Hawksbills in the eastern Pacific Ocean: Year V of conservation at top tier nesting beaches. Implement a conservation program that will contribute to the recovery of the East Pacific Hawksbill.
Marine Turtle Conservation Fund The recipient will work with local communities to build teams to patrol 40 km of hawkbsill nesting beaches from April 15 - October 15 to protect nests through relocation to hatcheries using best management practices, conduct education outreach activities with local communities including an annual Hawksbill Festival "Day of the Hawksbill" activities in local schools, and work with local communities to develop eco tourism activities.
Expanding hawksbill nesting beach protection and bycatch reduction at critical nesting and foraging sites in the eastern Pacific Ocean monitoring nesting beaches and producing hatchlings in El Salvador
Marine Turtle Conservation Fund Reducing threats and sustaining hawksbill turtle conservation in El Salvador