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PREPARATION OF NATIONAL INVENTORIES OF BANKS OF USED OR UNWANTED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES This project aims at making an inventory of unused or unwanted quantities of refrigerants and developing a national action plan incl uding priorities for sound refrigerant management: identification of key stakeholders, establishment of a working group to assess unused or unwanted refrigerant, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (RAC) equipment at the end of its life cycle, and emissions of unused or unwanted to the atmosphere; training on good practices for refrigerant management; and identification of priorities for improving future refrigerant management
Promoting Integrated Biomass and Small Hydro Solutions for Productive Uses in Cameroon Main Project (Project Identification Form -PIF) of the Preparation Phase  ID 110035: Promoting Investments in the Fight against Climate Change and Ecosystems: Protection through Integrated Renewable Energy and Biomass - The goal of this project is to reduce GHG emissions through promotion of investments and a market in the scale up and replication of integrated renewable energy solutions for productive uses and industrial applications in Cameroon.
Improving the Business Environment for Social Enterprises to foster social inclusion of disadvantaged groups in Cameroon In Cameroon, strongeconomic growth has not translated into poverty reduction, as population growth outpaces poverty reduction and the number of poor increased by 12 per cent to 8.1 million people between 2007 and 2014. Poverty is also marked by high spatial and social inequities. Poverty rates have only marginally decreased between 2001 and 2014, from 40.2 to 37.5 per cent, with striking and increasing regional disparities: the rural regions of the Far North and the North have poverty levels of 7 per cent and are home to 55.8 per cent of the poor, whereas in urban areas poverty is at 4.8 per cent (3.2 per cent of the poor).  The aim of poverty reduction efforts must be to reduce these spatial and social inequalities of which poverty is an outcome. Improving the terms of participation in society, particularly for people who are disadvantaged, requires enhancing opportunities, access to resources, voice and respect for rights. To drive social inclusion, it is necessary both to address the causes of exclusion and to actively work towards inclusion.  The social and solidarity economy (SSE) has emerged as local collective action to address raising inequalities and social inclusion of certain population groups emerging from market and governance failures to deal with these issues.  Contextually in Cameroon, the Socia
Promoting public health by improving the national supply chain capacity for medical products for increased resilience against COVID-19 The overall objective of the proposed project is to promote public health through improving the national supply chain capacity of medical product supplies for an increased resilience against COVID-19. To this end, this project will contribute to build a more resilient national supply chain capacity of the necessary medical supplies, such as medical oxygen devices, equipment for the vaccine storage, and other critical supplies, that are essential to combat against the further infections of COVID-19 as well as other high-risk infectious respiratory diseases in the future. The project is to be committed to identifying and upgrading the national supply chain actors, say, local producers, suppliers, technical support providers, and public support institutions, in terms of 1)technical capacity 2) quality assurance and 3) business resilience and continuity in case of emergency situations.  In addition, the project recognizes that to develop the awareness of the risk of the virus and the importance of protective measures is the most effective, meaningful and sustainable way to ensure the long-term resilience against the risk of the virus, which in turn can strengthen the competitiveness of the related national supply chains as a whole. This awareness does merely only refer to the actors engaged in the production but ex
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage I) and Second Tranche HCFC PHASE-OUT MANAGEMENT PLAN (STAGE I) and SECOND TRANCHE (Refrigeration servicing sector) The Government#s HCFC phase-out strategy is aligned with the Montreal Protocol phase-out schedule. During stage I, the HPMP proposes to freeze HCFC consumption to the estimated baseline level of 82.4 ODP tonnes in 2013, and to gradually reduce its HCFC consumption by 28.9 ODP tonnes from the baseline to meet the 35 per cent reduction by 2020. In line with this strategy, the Government is proposing to implement the following activities: (a) Policy instruments to control the supply and demand of HCFCs; (b) Non-investment component; (c) Investment project to phase out the use of HCFC-22 in the refrigeration manufacturing sector; (d) Investment project to phase out the use of HCFC-141b in pipe insulation; (e) Investment project to phase out the use of HCFC-141b in flexible foam; and (f) Assistance to the refrigeration and air-conditioning servicing sector.
National Action Plan on Mercury in the Artisanal  and Small-Scale Gold Mining sector in Cameroon Improve national capacity and capability for the management of mercury in the Artisanal and Small-scale Gold Mining (ASGM) sector in Cameroon through the preparation of a National Action Plan (NAP) the Minamata Convention on mercury
Preparation of National Survey on Alternatives to ODSs Preparation of a survey of availability of alternative technologies to ozone depleting substances (ODS). The objective of the approved proposal is to conduct an in depth survey on national level in the industry sectors relying on HCFCs.
The Kigali Implementation Plan to phase down HFC in Cameroon Support the existing RAC associations to increase their participation in training and capacity-building activities; establish two additional centres of excellence to train 276 servicing technicians in the safe handling of low-GWP refrigerants, provide basic tools for training on flammable refrigerants; and organize a technology demonstration on low-GWP technologies in the health sector; train 40 air-conditioning technicians in new technologies with lower-GWP refrigerants, especially in the commercial AC subsector; support the creation of a technical association; and hold planning meetings with stakeholders on the recycling of HFC-134a in the MAC sector; assist firefighting sector by identifying the needs for training and preparing the curriculum for training; assess the economic feasibility of the existing recovery and recycling operation to include refrigerant reclaiming; provide support to assess the country#s system and approach, update the e-licensing system and add HFC-based equipment to the licensing and quota systems, reinforce the record-keeping and reporting system by enterprises; conduct an assessment to determine the proper time for restricting or banning the import of different types of RAC equipment and the necessary enforcement mechanisms; include the revised HS customs codes in the software of th
Promoting Investments in the Fight against Climate Change and Ecosystems Protection through Integrated Renewable Energy and Biomass Solutions for Productive Uses and Industrial Applications - Preparat Project Preparation Grant (PPG) predecessor of the main Project ID 120335:  The PIF for this project has been submitted for CEO clearance. A detailed assessment of the energy sector and the role for renewable energy in addressing the energy deficit in Cameroon was done at the PIF stage, indicating the baseline and GEF alternative project and its potential global environmental benefits. However, at that stage the baseline information was limited and so PPG activities are requested to allow for a more detailed baseline assessment for elaborating the project document and to establish a more informed assessment of the GEF alternative project and its incremental costs, global environmental benefits and cost effectiveness.  The requested PPG activities will consist of :  1. Detailed baseline assessment. This component of the PPG will carry out a detailed evaluation of the baseline data gap and the collection and analysis of the required data to accurately assess the baseline project. The activities will include assessment of existing energy policies and strategies, energy demand and supply, regulatory framework, institutional and sectoral capacities and issues,  and a detailed assessment of the existing finance and investment environment in the country.  2. Formulation of the GEF alternative project Here the PPG acti
Junior Programme Officer for UNIDO Cameroon enrolment of a JPO for the UNIDO field office in Cameroon with assignments related to all the countries of coverage
First People's Justice - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People's Program -  Health & Wellbeing Oxfam Australia is engaging with organisations and community members from around Australia to asses the viability and need for a program focussing specifically on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men.
First People's Justice - Straight Talk Straight Talk aims to strengthen the skills of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to bring about change and help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women access their political representatives.  The initiative also aims to establish ongoing relationships and networks between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and their female political representatives, raise the awareness and understanding of parliamentarians of the issues confronting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and their communities, and provide a space to reflect on our work for change, share and learn from each other.
Close the Gap Campaign CAM-0003 Close the Gap is a national campaign to raise awareness of the 10-17 year gap in life expectancy between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. It aims to keep Australian Governments to account on their commitments to improve the health and life expectancy of Indigenous Australians by 2030.
Make Poverty History/Inequality Fight Inequality Beat Poverty is a campaign and advocacy initiative. The extreme gap between rich and poor is undermining the fight against poverty, damaging economies around the globe and fuelling public anger and unrest. And that gap is growing. But we already have the tools to bridge the divide.
Oxfam & Monash Micro Desalination Project (ATS-0024) This project explores new initiatives around climate change impacts and water rights in First People communities in Australia, with an emphasis of responsiveness to community needs.  The project is also exploring and developing a micro-desalination prototype water desalination and purifier.
First People's Justice - Indigenous Justice Reform Oxfam Australia’s Indigenous Justice Reform program works with Indigenous coalitions that operate at a state and federal level to lobby for law reform to reduce Australia’s very high rates of Indigenous incarceration, which are among the highest rates in the world. These coalitions are also calling for, and in some cases initiating, “justice reinvestment” programs which emphasise preventative support in communities.  The program also supports Indigenous-led groups that are advocating for a smarter approach to justice for Indigenous Australians.
Improve Secondary Teachers Education in the National Teachers' College (NTC) (of Mubende and Kabale) Améliorer la formation des professeurs du secondaire dans les Collèges Nationaux (de Mubende et Kabale) The intervention aims to improve the quality of education and training of future teachers in National Teachers Colleges (NTCs), pursuing three activities: pedagogic support (ATL - Active Teaching and Learning); strengthening the management capacities of NTCs; and rehabilitation of infrastructure and installations (in the NTCs of Mubende and Kabale - two of five secondary teachers training colleges in Uganda funded by the Government through the Ministry of Education and Sports). The extension of the project under the Bridging Programme emphasizes the digital transition in education to develop a 'hybrid education', elaborating among others digital tools for all five NTC's. The intervention will improve the training of secondary teacher trainers in National Teachers’ College Mubende and Kabale (one of the five secondary school teacher training colleges in Uganda funded by the Government through the Ministry of Education and Sports),focusing both on small infrastructure/equipment, institutional development and pedagogical methods (ATL - Active Teaching and Learning).   The project aims to contribute to improved quality of post primary education and training in NTCs Mubende and Kabale, as part of the Universal Post-Primary Education and Training (UPPET) as well as produce competent teachers through effective use of acquired management and pedagogical competencies and proper use of infrastructure and facilities. Increased access to quality post-primary education and training as a part of Universal Post-Primary Education and Training (UPPET) Improved teaching and practice-oriented learning environment sustained by strengthened management. 1: The organisational and financial management capacity of NTC Muni to deliver its strategic priorities is strenghtened.
2: Access to quality training and learning facilities in NTC Muni is increased
3: The capacity of CMU and PDU to deliver their services in a timely, efficient and effective way is strengthened - The College's students, education managers and academic staff of NTC Mubende and Kabale
- The Ministry of Education, Sciences, Technology and Sports - in particular the teachers and instructors Education and Training departement (TIET).
Portfolio Palestine Intervention 5: Green Gaza Portfolio Palestine Intervention 5: Green Gaza The 'Green Gaza' project aims at enabling the Palestinian population to make use of the opportunities provided by a sustainable environment. The project objectives are to improve the conditions of the Palestinian ecosystems and their population (1) by reducing ecological footprint and GHGs emissions through the promotion of green circular economy and green urban areas, (2) by focusing on energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable waste management, in the region of Gaza (3) by focusing on 1 or 2 selected value chains. Conditions are improved by (...) promotion of green circular economy and green urban areas, focusing on energy efficiency, renewable energy and sustainable waste management.
Result 1: An enabling environment for green and circular economy is promoted in Gaza
Result 2: Sensitization, civic engagement and capacity building of various stakeholders are promoted
Result 3: Green and circular economy and entrepreneurship is supported in the construction and demolition waste value chain
Result 4: The construction and rehabilitation of resilient, demonstrative and key green investments are supported, such as public buildings, infrastructure and public spaces
Result 5: Green cities for women as well as entrepreneurship, green and decent jobs for women and youth are promoted in the selected value chain
Support to the Multi Donor Trust-fund (MDTF) for implementation of the Strategic Plan for Agriculture Transformation 4 (PSTA 4) to promote the commercialization of agricultural value chains Support to the Multi Donor Trust-fund (MDTF) for implementation of the Strategic Plan for Agriculture Transformation 4 (PSTA 4) to promote the commercialization of agricultural value chains A venir
Economic development MIR sector in Rubavu, Musanze and Rwamagana - EcoDev Economic development MIR sector in Rubavu, Musanze and Rwamagana - EcoDev Economic development MIR sector in Rubavu, Musanze and Rwamagana
Portfolio Palestine Intervention 4: Green West Bank Portfolio Palestine Intervention 4: Green West Bank The 'Green West Bank' project aims at enabling the Palestinian population to make use of the opportunities provided by a sustainable environment. The project objectives are to improve the conditions of the Palestinian ecosystems and their population (1) by reducing ecological footprint and GHGs emissions through the promotion of green circular economy and green urban areas, (2) by focusing on energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable waste management, in the region of Hebron / Bethlehem and Nablus / Tubas, (3) by focusing on 2 or 3 selected value chains.
Portefeuille pays Niger Intervention 4 : Pôle Sécurité-Développement Torodi - DDD Torodi Portefeuille pays Niger Intervention 4 : Pôle Sécurité-Développement Torodi - DDD Torodi Le projet DDD Torodi (Pôle Sécurité-Développement Torodi) au Niger vise à appuyer et à accompagner la stratégie de stabilisation et de renforcement de la présence de l’Etat dans le département de Torodi.    Son objectif spécifique est que la population du département de Torodi bénéficie d'un environnement stabilisé, d'une cohésion sociale renforcée et d'un meilleur accès aux services publics de base.
Water and Sanitation Kigoma Regional Project WaSKiRP Regionaal project in water en waterzuivering WaSKiRP WASKIRP will be supporting the establishement of Community owned Water Supply Oranisations (COWSO) as well as improving existing infrastructure with a view of sustaining the water supply in the long run. WOrks will focus on hardware rehabilitation and extension of existing large schemes within six of the height districts of Kigoma region.
To ensure effective shift towards sustainable water supply O&M, the project will develop capacities of regional, districts and COWSOs bodies in a number of key themes in line with Ministry of Water and Irrigation sustainability strategy 2015-2020. WASKIRP will be supporting the establishement of Community owned Water Supply Oranisations (COWSO) as well as improving existing infrastructure with a view of sustaining the water supply in the long run. WOrks will focus on hardware rehabilitation and extension of existing large schemes within six of the height districts of Kigoma region.
To ensure effective shift towards sustainable water supply O&M, the project will develop capacities of regional, districts and COWSOs bodies in a number of key themes in line with Ministry of Water and Irrigation sustainability strategy 2015-2020. Following a new extension and additional funding to the project, the Water and Sanitation Kigoma Region Project (WaSKiRP) is now a 6-year project (2017-2023).  The budget 12.8 million euro of which 12 million is from the Kingdom of Belgium and 800,000 is from the government of Tanzania.  The project is rehabilitating existing water supply assets and constructing new ones while preparing the capacity of local communities and the Rural Water Supply Agency (RUWASA) to manage the infrastructure funded by the project.  The project is being implemented in 6 Districts of Kigoma Region and is expected to serve a total population of about 200,000 people by the end of 2023. to contribute toward equitable development and poverty reduction among Kigoma rural communities trough improved access to safe and clean water supply and sanitation services. to increase access to safe and clean water and sanitation services and reduce burden related to water and sanitation amongst communities in Kigoma region, especially women and youths, and use the water as social economic commodity through sustainable intervention on water supply and hygiene practices A1. Community Owned Water Supply Organisations are managing rural water schemes in a sustainable way
A2. 200,000 inhabitants have access to safe drinking water that reduces water related burden through rehabilitation and extension of existing assets.
A3. households have improved their hygiene practices towards water collection, transport, storage and use. for infrastructure: target group is 200.000 inhabitants of 6 districts
Programme de soutien à l’insertion économique des jeunes de Kinshasa dans des emplois décents – KinEmploi Programme de soutien à l’insertion économique des jeunes de Kinshasa dans des emplois décents – KinEmploi Le Programme "KINEMPLOI" (Programme de soutien à l'insertion économique des jeunes de Kinshasa dans des emplois décents) en RD du Congo vise le développement économique local en milieu urbain et est mis en œuvre sur plusieurs communes périphériques de Kinshasa.     L’objectif est l’appui au développement de l’emploi des jeunes à Kinshasa via l’entrepreneuriat, l’auto-emploi et l’emploi salarié à travers les secteurs porteur de l’économie locale. Le projet a pour but d'accroître l'accès à un emploi salarié ou à un auto-emploi décent et durable d'un nombre croissant de jeunes Kinois.es (dont au moins 50 % de femmes). Des dispositifs d’accompagnement, d’intermédiation à l’emploi, de soutien à des incubateurs et à des entreprises innovantes, permettent l’insertion professionnelle des jeunes de Kinshasa dans des emplois décents.
Expertise Portefeuille pays Palestine 2022-2027 et Budget de réserve Expertise Portefeuille pays Palestine 2022-2027 et Budget de réserve Expertise Portefeuille Palestine 2022-2027
Programme d'appui au renforcement de l'élevage et l'économie pastorale au niveau de la région de Koulikoro Programme d'appui au renforcement de l'élevage et l'économie pastorale au niveau de la région de Koulikoro Cette intervention a pour but de renforcer les activités de l’élevage qui favorisent l’entrepreneuriat agricole et la création d’emplois pour les femmes et les hommes de la Région de Koulikoro. Elle permettra d’optimiser le potentiel de l’élevage dans la région de Koulikoro en améliorant l’accès inclusif au services, aux facteurs de production et aux infrastructures nécessaires au développement des filières d’élevage notamment la filière bétail/viande, lait et aviculture.  Cette intervention a pour but de renforcer les activités de l’élevage qui favorisent l’entrepreneuriat agricole et la création d’emplois pour les femmes et les hommes de la Région de Koulikoro. Elle permettra d’optimiser le potentiel de l’élevage dans la région de Koulikoro en améliorant l’accès inclusif au services, aux facteurs de production et aux infrastructures nécessaires au développement des filières d’élevage notamment la filière bétail/viande, lait et aviculture. L’objectif général est libellé comme suit « Les activités de l’élevage favorisant l’entrepreneuriat agricole et la création d’emplois pour les femmes et les hommes sont renforcés dans la Région de Koulikoro ».

 L’objectif spécifique est : « L’offre de services aux éleveurs pastoraux et agropastoraux (hommes et femmes) est durablement renforcée grâce à des partenariats bien compris entre les associations d’éleveurs, les collectivités, les services techniques et les opérateurs privés ». Les bénéficiaires sont les populations pastorales et agropastorales;  les associations d’éleveurs; les services techniques déconcentrés; les collectivités territoriales; la Chambre d’Agriculture et ses démembrements.
Projet d'Appui aux Droits à l'Accès à l'Eau Potable et à l'Assainissement de la ville de Fada N'Gourma, région de l'Est (PADAEPA 2) Projet d'Appui aux Droits à l'Accès à l'Eau Potable et à l'Assainissement de la ville de Fada N'Gourma, région de l'Est Le projet s’inscrit dans le cadre du retour de la coopération bilatérale belge au Burkina Faso. Il vise à accroître l’accès à l’eau potable dans la ville de Fada N’Gourma, située dans la région de l’Est, tout en veillant à l’amélioration de l’assainissement. Allant dans le sens des orientations nationales du secteur, le projet développe sa stratégie au travers d’une approche fondée sur les droits humains. L’objectif général du projet est de «contribuer à l’atteinte des ODD dans le secteur de l’eau et de l’assainissement en milieu urbain par l’accroissement de l’accès durable à l’eau potable, au développement de l’assainissement et à la promotion du droit d’accès à ces services». L’objectif spécifique se décline comme suit : «l’accès durable à l’eau potable et l’assainissement adéquat sont améliorés dans la ville de Fada N’Gourma»
Expertise Portefeuille pays Guinée 2019-2023 et Budget de réserve Expertise Portefeuille pays 2019-2023