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Guinea - Structural Adjustment Programme II (SAP II) Guinée - Programme d'Ajustement Structurel II (PAS II) The present intervention concerns the second Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP II). It is part of the effort to consolidate the reform programmes (PREF 1986-90) and ESAF (1991-96) implemented with the support of the international financial community. The programme aims to continue the measures to consolidate the macroeconomic framework and create the conditions for economic recovery. It includes seven (07) components, including (1) restructuring of public expenditure through priority sectors; (2) improvement of budgetary control and monitoring; (3) institutional reforms for better public service delivery; (4) policies and priorities in the education sector; (5) policies and priorities in the health sector; (6) policies and priorities in the agricultural sector; and (7) policies and priorities in the road sector. La présente intervention est relative au deuxième Programme d’Ajustement Structurel (PAS II). Il s’inscrit dans l’effort de consolidation des programmes de réforme (PREF 1986-90) et FASR (1991-96) mis en œuvre avec l’appui de la communauté financière internationale. Le programme vise à poursuivre les mesures d'assainissement du cadre macro-économique et la création des conditions de la relance économique. Il comprend sept (07) volets, notamment: (1) la restructuration des dépenses publiques à travers les secteurs prioritaires; (2) l’amélioration du contrôle et du suivi de l’exécution budgétaires; (3) les réformes institutionnelles pour une meilleure prestation du service public; (4) les politiques et priorités dans le secteur de l’éducation; (5) les politiques et priorités dans le secteur de la santé; (6) les politiques et priorités dans le secteur agricole; et (7) les politiques et priorités dans le secteur des routes. The objective of the programme is to improve the quality and efficiency of public spending. The general objectives of SAP II are: (i) create the conditions for sustained and sustainable growth based on a greater contribution from the private sector; and (ii) lead the fight against poverty relentlessly. L’objectif du programme est d’améliorer qualitativement et de façon efficace, les dépenses publiques. Les objectifs généraux du PAS II sont: (i) instaurer les conditions nécessaires pour une croissance soutenue et durable basée sur une plus grande contribution du secteur privé; et (ii) mener sans relâche la lutte contre la pauvreté. The beneficiaries of the programme are: the State of Guinea, public enterprises and ultimately the population. Les bénéficiaires du programme sont : l’Etat Guinée, les entreprises publiques et in fine les populations.
ETUDE STRATEGIQUE DU SECTEUR MINIER Projet d'étude stratégique dans le secteur minier L'étude a pour objet de fournir au Gouvernement des données suffisamment précises pour lui permettre de faire le choix parmi les ressources minières et celles qui seront plus aptes à affirmer la vocation minière du pays et d'en définir leurs conditions de mise en valeur.
Guinea - Conakry water supply project, phase 2 Guinée - Projet d'adduction d'eau de Conakry, phase 2 Le programme comprend les composantes suivantes :  A/ Renforcement de 14 km d'autoroute  B/ Construction de 10 routes revêtues totalisant 584 km et d'un pont de 190,5 m  C/ Bitumage de deux route en terre d'une longueur total de 100 km .  D/ Construction et amélioration de deux routes en terre totalisany 193 km   E/ Construction de 86 dalots cadre de trois ou quatre mètres d'ouverture à réaliser dans la région de l'ouest  F/ Contrôle et surveillance des travaux.
Guinea - The Tombo-Gbessia Road Improvement Project - Supplementary Grant Guinée - Projet de réaménagement de la route Tombo-Gbessia - don supplémentaire Améliorer la fluidité du trafic sur la route Tombo-Gbessia et la mobilité urbaine à Conakry
PROJ. D'EXTENTION & REHAB. PORT CONAKRI Projet d'extension  et de Réhabilitation du Port de Conakri Face à la croissance du trafic, le présent projet vise à augmenter la capacité générale du port de Conakry, à fiare transiter au moindre coût et avec le minimum de risque, la plus grande partie des importations et exportations du pays, constituées essentiellement de l'alumine et de la bauxite sous forme de vracs solides, des hydrocarbures sous forme de vracs liquides et des marchandises divers sans conditionnement spécial et conteneurisées.
ETUDES & RENFOR.INST. SECTEUR SANTE Etudes et renforcement institutionnel dans le secteur de la santé Le renforcement institutionnel vise à améliorer la capacité de planification et de gestion des services de santé.  Le volet "Préparation de projets" permettra de :  i)   préciser les conditions de mise en application de la nouvelle politique de santé ;  ii) mieux définir les projets pré-identifiés et d'examiner leur faisabilité, avantages et justifications ; et  iii) préparer jusqu'à un stade de maturité complète les projets et/ou composantes de projets retenus pour être financés.
PROJET ELECTRICITE I Projet Electricite I Le projet vise à créer les conditions favorables au développement du secteur, à améliorer la qualité et le taux de couverture du service de l'électricité et à créer les conditions d'un dévelopement durable du secteur, à travers une réforme radicale (mise en place d'opérateur privé), et la réhabilitation et l'extension des moyens de production et de distribution d'énergie électrique.
Australia provides the fund to Myanmar (2017) Australia provides the fund to Myanmar (2017)
Private Contributions provides the fund to Myanmar (2017) Private Contributions provides the fund to Myanmar (2017)
United Kingdom provides the fund to Myanmar (2017) United Kingdom provides the fund to Myanmar (2017)
Luxembourg provides the fund to Myanmar (2017) Luxembourg provides the fund to Myanmar (2017)
Switzerland provides the fund to Myanmar (2017) Switzerland provides the fund to Myanmar (2017)
Sweden provides the fund to Myanmar (2017) Sweden provides the fund to Myanmar (2017)
Canada provides the fund to Myanmar (2017) Canada provides the fund to Myanmar (2017)
Madagascar - Malaria - Unité de Gestion des Projets d'Appui au Secteur Santé de la République de Madagascar Madagascar - Malaria - Unité de Gestion des Projets d'Appui au Secteur Santé de la République de Madagascar - UGP.
Madagascar - Malaria - Centrale d’Achat des Médicaments Essentiels et de Matériel Médical de Madagascar (SALAMA) Madagascar - Malaria - Centrale d’Achat des Médicaments Essentiels et de Matériel Médical de Madagascar (SALAMA).
Contributing to the decrese in morbidity and mortality due to tuberculosis by the year 2014 in accordance with the Stop TB Partnership and the Millenium Development Goals The Malagasy population is estimated to be 18.8 million, spread over 22 regions and 111 health care districts. The prevalence of all forms of TB was estimated at 415 per 100,000 in 2006. The program supported by this grant aims to reduce the rate of TB in the population by maintaining the detection rate above 70 percent; increasing the rate of treatment success from 76 percent to a minimum of 85 percent by 2014; and halving TB prevalence by 2015 with respect to 1990 levels. The program will focus on key populations that are most at risk of TB infection, including: populations in remote and poor areas; prisoners in the country&#39;s 30 largest penitentiaries; and people living and working in mining and extraction zones. The program will also support people suffering from multidrug-resistant TB in 20 priority areas.
Response for HIV and for STIs in Madagascar: an approach involving the populations most exposed in the zones of vulnerability Madagascar - HIV - Sécrétariat Exécutif du Comité National de Lutte Contre le VIH/SIDA de la République de Madagascar - SE/CNLS.  This program has the following goals: The proportion of HIV-infected infants born to HIV-positive mothers is reduced to less than 5% by the end of 2017..  The proportion of people living with HIV who are alive and on ART at 12 months after treatment initiation is increased to 95% by the end of 2017..  The number of new HIV infections is reduced by at least 50%, among key populations who are the most exposed to the risk of HIV infection and among the general population, by the end of 2017.. The objectives of this program are: At least 80% of the key populations most exposed to HIV, and 60% of people with unstable heterosexual partnerships, adopt behaviours and practices that reduce their risk by the end of 2017..  At least 80% of HIV-positive pregnant women receive a service package to reduce HIV transmission from mother to child by the end of 2017..  At least 60% of women of childbearing age adopt HIV prevention practices by the end of 2017..  The risk of HIV transmission through blood transfusion is reduced by at least 50% by the end of 2017..  At least 80% of adults and children living with HIV receive medical, psychosocial, social and legal services by the end of 2017.
Progressive elimination of malaria in Madagascar Madagascar - Malaria - Ministry of Public Health of the Republic of Madagascar - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Reduce malaria-related mortality to zero by 2022..  Increase the number of districts in the pre-elimination phase from 3 to 64 by 2022..  Increase the number of districts in the elimination phase from 5 to 13 by 2022.. The objectives of this program are: Protect at least 90 percent of the population in the target areas by means of indoor residual spraying campaigns (IRSCs) and long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs)..  Protect at least 80 percent of pregnant women by means of isoniazid preventive therapy in accordance with national guidelines..  Diagnose at least 95 percent of suspected malaria cases using rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) or thick smear tests in accordance with national guidelines..  Treat at least 95 percent of confirmed malaria cases in accordance with national guidelines..  Encourage at least 80 percent of the population to adopt behaviors that support malaria prevention and treatment..  Ensure the promptness and completeness of reporting from all health care facilities remains at a minimum of 90 percent.
Progressive geographical elimination of malaria in Madagascar Madagascar - Malaria - Population Services International - PSI HQ.  This program has the following goals: Madagascar sans Paludisme, avec une population en bonne santé qui contribue au développement socio-économique du pays / Malaria-free Madagascar, with a healthy population contributing to the country's socio-economic development. The objectives of this program are: Réduire le taux de mortalité lié au paludisme d’au moins 98% par rapport à 2022 / Reduce the malaria mortality rate by at least 98% by 2022.  Réduire l’incidence du paludisme de 50% par rapport à sa valeur en 2022 /  Reduce the incidence of malaria by 50% of its value in 2022.  Éliminer le paludisme dans 90% des districts où l’incidence en 2022 est inférieure à 1‰ /  Eliminate malaria in 90% of districts where incidence in 2022 is less than 1‰
Madagascar - Malaria - Association Intercooperation Madagascar (AIM) Madagascar - Malaria - Association Intercooperation Madagascar (AIM).
Contribute to the reduction of tuberculosis-related morbidity and mortality in Madagascar, according to the End TB strategy and Sustainable Development Goals Madagascar - Tuberculosis - Catholic Relief Services - United States Conference of Catholic Bishops - CRS HQ.  This program has the following goals: Réduire le taux d'incidence de la tuberculose de 50 % à l’horizon 2025 par rapport à l’année 2018/Reducing the incidence rate of tuberculosis by 50% by 2025 compared to 2018.  Réduire le taux de mortalité due à la tuberculose de 75% à l'horizon 2025 par rapport à l'année 2018/Reducing the mortality rate due to tuberculosis by 75% by 2025 compared to 2018. The objectives of this program are: Accroître la couverture de traitement des nouveaux cas et rechutes en passant de 55% en 2018 à 90% en 2024/Increasing treatment coverage for new cases and relapses from 55% in 2018 to 90% in 2024.  Traiter 100% des patients TB diagnostiqués et accroître le taux de succès thérapeutique à au moins 90% pour la TB sensible d'ici 2024/Treating 100% of diagnosed TB patients and increasing the therapeutic success rate to at least 90% for susceptible TB by 2024.  Traiter 100% des patients TB-RR/MR diagnostiqués et accroître le taux de succès thérapeutique à au moins 75% pour la TB-MR jusqu’en 2024/Treating 100% of diagnosed RR-MDR / MDR patients and increasing the therapeutic success rate to at least 75% for MDR-TB until 2024.  Assurer la prévention à au moins 90% des enfants contacts et des PvVIH après exclusion de la TB maladie d’ici 2024/Ensuring prevention for at least 90% of contact children and PLHIV after exclusion of TB disease by 2024.  Assurer le dépistage VIH et la prise en charge ARV à 100% des patients TB notifiés à partir de 2021/Ensuring HIV testing and ARV care for 100% of TB patients notified from 2021.  Assurer une meilleure gestion du Programme à tous les niveaux (suivi et évaluation, collecte et exploitation des données pour la planification)/Ensuring better management of the Program at all levels (monitoring and evaluation, collection and use of data for planning)
To Contribute Towards the Reduction in Morbidity and Mortality of TB, as well as Towards the Strengthening of Health Systems in line with the Health Sector Development Plan in Madagascar, the Stop TB strategy and the Sustainable Development Goals Madagascar - Tuberculosis - Office National de Nutrition - ONN.  This program has the following goals: Réduire la charge sanitaire et économique de la tuberculose dans la population , contribuant ainsi au développement socio -économique dans le pays. The objectives of this program are: Augmenter chaque année le nombre de cas dépistés d’un pourcentage supérieur à la croissance de la population.  Consolider le succès du traitement des différentes formes de tuberculose sur l’ensemble des régions.  Maintenir la résistance aux antituberculeux à un niveau bas.  Assurer une prise en charge avec un soutien aux malades tuberculeux et à leur famille.  Renforcer l’organisation et la gestion de la lutte antituberculeuse comme composante intégrée du système de santé
Madagascar - HIV - Sécrétariat Exécutif du Comité National de Lutte Contre le VIH/SIDA de la République de Madagascar Madagascar - HIV - Sécrétariat Exécutif du Comité National de Lutte Contre le VIH/SIDA de la République de Madagascar - SE/CNLS.
Scaling up successful malaria treatment and prevention initiatives in Madagascar Malaria is a major public health issue in Madagascar with 92 percent of the population exposed to risk. During the first four years, the program supported by this grant focused on scaling up malaria prevention and treatment through the provision of highly subsidized long-lasting insecticidal nets and prepackaged kits for home treatment by means of social marketing activities. It thus complemented the free distribution of nets by other groups by expanding coverage and reaching low-income people. The program further reinforced sensitization for the use of long-lasting nets and pre-packaged treatment among mothers, including pregnant women and children under 5 years old, and to improve compliance in completing the treatment regimen for uncomplicated malaria cases in children under 5. Under the Rolling Continuation Channel extension, this program focuses on the continued scale-up of the provision of highly subsidized long-lasting insecticidal nets, addressing a large part of the needs for nets identified by the 2008-2012 revised Malaria National Strategic Plan. The aim is to achieve 90 percent coverage of households with two nets by the end of 2009 and maintaining that coverage until 2012. It is also expected that 90 percent of the most vulnerable groups will be sleeping under long-lasting insecticidal nets by 2012.
Contributing to the decrease in morbidity and mortality due to tuberculosis by the year 2014 in accordance with the stop TB Partnership and the Millennium Development Goals The Malagasy population is estimated to be 18.8 million, spread over 22 regions and 111 health care districts. The prevalence of all forms of TB was estimated at 415 per 100,000 in 2006. The program supported by this grant aims to reduce the rate of TB in the population by maintaining the detection rate above 70 percent; increasing the rate of treatment success from 76 percent to a minimum of 85 percent by 2014; and halving TB prevalence by 2015 with respect to 1990 levels. The program will focus on key populations that are most at risk of TB infection, including: populations in remote and poor areas; prisoners in the country&#39;s 30 largest penitentiaries; and people living and working in mining and extraction zones. The program will also support people suffering from multidrug-resistant TB in 20 priority areas.
Response for HIV and for STIs in Madagascar; an approach involving the populations most exposed in the zones of vulnerability Uniquely among southern African countries, Madagascar has a low prevalence of HIV.  The program supported by this grant aims to maintain the prevalence of HIV to less than one percent among the general population and to improve the quality of life of people living with HIV.  The program will focus on key populations most at risk of HIV infection in 152 vulnerable communities in eight regions.  Grant funds will be used to provide antiretroviral treatment and prevention and treatment of opportunistic infections; to provide prevention services including counseling, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, HIV counseling and testing, family planning, prevention of mother-to-child transmission and condom distribution services; to organize communication campaigns addressing stigma and discrimination; and to organize targeted advocacy and information campaigns. The program targets commercial sex workers and their clients; men who have sex with men; prisoners; injecting drug users; marginalized youth; people living with HIV; and pregnant women.
Madagascar: from malaria control to elimination 2007-2012 Malaria is a major public health issue in Madagascar with 92 percent of the population exposed to risk. The overall goal of the program supported by this grant is to contribute to stopping malaria transmission in the central highlands region and to significantly reduce malaria transmission in endemic areas by 2012.  Grant funds are being used to manage malaria cases in appropriate ways at health facilities and at the community level; implement an indoor residual spraying campaign in epidemic risk zones; ensure the availability of management tools related to distribution of long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets; train health service providers in endemic zones and in the border zones of the central highlands on focused prenatal care and intermittent preventive treatment; and to implement epidemiological  surveillance through sentinel sits in the highlands, the borders and on the west coast of the country.  The program targets high-risk population groups, pregnant women and children under age five.
Madagascar - HIV - Population Services International Madagascar - HIV - Population Services International - PSI HQ.
Response for HIV and STIs in Madagascar: an approach involving the populations most exposed in zones of vulnerability Madagascar - HIV - Population Services International - PSI HQ.  This program has the following goals: Le nombre de nouvelles infections à VIH est réduit d'au moins 50% dans les populations clés les plus exposées aux risques d'infection à VIH et dans la population générale d'ici fin 2020.  La proportion des nourrissons infectés par le VIH nés de mères vivant avec le VIH est réduite à moins de 5% d'ici fin 2020.  La survie des adultes et enfants vivant avec le VIH sous ARV 12 mois après l'initiation du TARV est accrue à 95% d'ici fin 2020. The objectives of this program are: Au moins 80% des populations clés les plus exposés et 60% des personnes ayant des rapports hétérosexuels occasionnels, adoptent des comportements et pratiques sexuels à moindre risque d'ici fin 2020.  Les risques de transmission sanguine du VIH sont réduits d'au moins 50% d'ici fin 2020.  Au moins 60% des femmes en âge de procréer adoptent des pratiques sexuelles qui les protègent contre l'infection à VIH d'ici fin 2020.  Au moins 80% des femmes enceintes séropositives bénéficient du paquet de servies pour réduire la transmission du VIH de la mère à l'enfant d'ici fin 2020.  Au moins 80% des adultes et enfants vivant avec le VIH bénéficient d'une prise en charge médicale psychologique, sociale et juridique de qualité d'ici fin 2020
Response for HIV and for STIs in Madagascar: an approach involving the populations most exposed in the zones of vulnerability Uniquely among southern African countries, Madagascar has a low prevalence of HIV.  The program supported by this grant aims to maintain the prevalence of HIV to less than one percent among the general population and to improve the quality of life of people living with HIV.  The program will focus on key populations most at risk of HIV infection in 152 vulnerable communities in eight regions.  Grant funds will be used to organize communication/informational campaigns addressing stigma and discrimination; to support an existing helpline number and the creation of a website for hard-to-reach key populations, such as non-identified gay men; to provide HIV and sexually transmitted infection prevention services and materials to prisoners; and to organize regular training for health professionals receiving or working directly with key populations. The program targets commercial sex workers and their clients; men who have sex with men; prisoners; injecting drug users; marginalized youth; people living with HIV; and pregnant women.
From malaria control to malaria elimination 2007-2012 Malaria is a major public health issue in Madagascar with 92 percent of the population exposed to risk.  The program supported by this grant aims to contribute to stopping malaria transmission in the central highlands region and to significantly reduce malaria transmission in endemic areas by 2012.  The program will implement three strategies to achieve its goal: prevention with distribution of long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets through public, private and community sectors; home management of simple malaria in children under age five with the distribution at the community level of pre-packaged artemisinin-based combination therapies for treatment; and social mobilization through mass media and community agents.  The program targets mothers and caregivers of children under age five, pregnant women, households, health workers and community health workers.
From Malaria control towards malaria eradication: speed up malaria control activities with a view to eradication in Madagascar Malaria is a major public health issue in Madagascar with 92 percent of the population exposed to risk. The program supported by this grant aims to increase the correct use of affordable, high-quality artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) by adolescents and adults to 75 percent by 2012. To reach this goal, the program will create publicity campaigns to raise awareness about the availability of affordable, high-quality ACTs; conduct behavior change communication activities among the population at large to encourage the use of ACTs; train doctors and nurses on the proper way of treating malaria, i.e. with ACTs and drug monitoring; build technical capacity for drug monitoring in 769 private health care facilities; and supervise private health care facilities, pharmacies and small dispensaries with an aim to promote ACTs and monitor the prevalence of antimalarial monotherapies.
Madagascar - Tuberculosis - Sécrétariat Exécutif du Comité National de Lutte Contre le VIH/SIDA de la République de Madagascar Madagascar - Tuberculosis - Sécrétariat Exécutif du Comité National de Lutte Contre le VIH/SIDA de la République de Madagascar - SE/CNLS.