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Technical Assistance for Zambia - Banking and Financial Services The advisor is providing technical assistance to the Bank of Zambias Balance of Payment Monitoring Division (BOPM) to improve its ability to measure the monthly Balance of Payments, especially the flow of foreign exchange into the banking system. The advisor and the BOPM have drafted a TOR that the Banks Deputy Governor and Legal Department are reviewing. The advisor is also assisting the BOPM in redesigning the structure of the data that it collects from banks each month. In the future, the advisor will assist the BOPM in collecting data from additional sources and in analyzing these data..
Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Zambia The goal of this project is to improve the GoZ's implementation of the AML/CFT regime, including identification, detection, and prosecution of money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. Project activities will focus on (1) improving the FIC's ability to manage its operations, conduct core functions, and act as the interagency coordinators for AML/CFT for the GoZ; (2) increasing financial investigative and prosecutorial authorities' understanding of their roles, as well as their ability to prioritize and pursue financial investigations and prosecutions, including as relates to asset forfeiture; and (3) increasing financial and non-financial supervisors' understanding of their roles in AML/CFT oversight, as well as their ability to collaborate on and implement effective risk-based AML/CFT supervision of the financial system and DNFBPs.
Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability - Zambia The OTA Advisor will serve as the technical advisor to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Zambia. The OTA Advisor will support the Ministry's effort to implement and manage a sustainable national response to HIV/AIDS. The Advisor will support the technical capacity of the Oversight Working Group on Sustainable Financing, establish systems and processes to accurately track HIV/AIDS resources and expenditures on a country-wide basis; and, provide technical assistance in developing sustainable funding options and efficient resources management.
Technical Assistance for Zambia - Revenue Policy and Administration Assistance to the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) will focus on implementation of a new generation Integrated Tax Administration System (ITAS) and upgrading supporting infrastructure; enhancing corporate planning, monitoring, and evaluation process; and increasing public confidence in staff integrity by increasing the effectiveness of ZRAs Integrity Committee and the Internal Affairs functions.
Technical Assistance for Zambia - Revenue Policy and Administration Assistance to the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) will follow up on the Strategic Management Cycle System adopted by ZRA in 2012 and focus assistance on capacity building in change management, implementation of Tax Online, increasing public confidence in staff integrity by increasing the effectiveness of ZRAs Integrity Committee and the Internal Affairs functions, improving Customs operation, improving case selection/audit of financial services sector, and increasing capacity of the Corporate Investigative Division.
Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration Assistance to the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) will focus on implementation of a new generation Integrated Tax Administration System (ITAS) and upgrading supporting infrastructure; enhancing corporate planning, monitoring, and evaluation process; and increasing public confidence in staff integrity by increasing the effectiveness of ZRAs Integrity Committee and the Internal Affairs functions.
Technical Assistance for Banking and Financial Services - Zambia The advisor is providing technical assistance to the Bank of Zambias Balance of Payment Monitoring Division (BOPM) to improve its ability to measure the monthly Balance of Payments, especially the flow of foreign exchange into the banking system. The advisor and the BOPM have drafted a TOR that the Banks Deputy Governor and Legal Department are reviewing. The advisor is also assisting the BOPM in redesigning the structure of the data that it collects from banks each month. In the future, the advisor will assist the BOPM in collecting data from additional sources and in analyzing these data..
Technical Assistance for Revenue Administration and Revenue Policy -Zambia Assistance to the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) includes 1) reengineering debt management activities; 2) designing a program to increase corporate and employee productivity; 3) establishing a robust and structured appeals process for audit and customs; 4) strengthening internal affairs operational capability; 5) enhancing outreach for taxpayer education; 6) streamlining customs operations through the use of risk management; and 7) supporting the criminal investigation division.
Technical Assistance for Revenue Administration and Revenue Policy - Zambia The goal of this project is to improve tax compliance from multinational companies operating within Zambia. The project components will focus on (1) building the capacity of the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) Transfer Pricing Unit; (2) Improving the ZRA's ability to resolve international tax disputes; (3) developing the ZRA Legal Department's capacity related to transfer pricing case development and (4) improving the legal and regulatory framework to address tax avoidance schemes and improve international tax treaties.
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Zambia Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Economic Crimes - Zambia
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Zambia Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Revenue Policy and Administration - Zambia
Technical Assistance for Revenue Administration and Policy - Zambia PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTORS - NON-EMPLOYEE OMB CLASSIFICATION
Technical Assistance for Banking and Financial Services The advisor is providing technical assistance to the Bank of Zambias Balance of Payment Monitoring Division (BOPM) to improve its ability to measure the monthly Balance of Payments, especially the flow of foreign exchange into the banking system. The advisor and the BOPM have drafted a TOR that the Banks Deputy Governor and Legal Department are reviewing. The advisor is also assisting the BOPM in redesigning the structure of the data that it collects from banks each month. In the future, the advisor will assist the BOPM in collecting data from additional sources and in analyzing these data..
Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability Establish a national treasury, including legal, organizational, staff, functions, and systems requirements. Assist in development of treasury functions in the Ministry of Finance and National Planning formerly dispersed in several organizations. Put in place a cash planning and funding management system that allows smooth budget execution. Support the Ministry of Finance and National Planning in working with the Bank of Zambia in developing a process for electronic transmittal of payments.
Technical Assistance for Revnue Policy and Administration - Zambia PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTORS - NON-EMPLOYEE OMB CLASSIFICATION
Technical Assistance for Budget and Financial Accountability Assist in the establishment of a national treasury. Technical assistance includes: strengthening and developing treasury functions, which are currently fragmented or nonexistent; provide assistance with the establishment of a Treasury Unit to manage cash and treasury functions centrally; developing and implementing strategies and long-range plans to improve cash management practices, which will support effective budget execution; establishing and initiating the operations of a Treasury Single Account to support improved cash management; drafting policies and establishing the legal framework for investment of funds not needed for immediate expenditures; and liaising with Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS) project team to ensure configuration which supports cash forecasting and treasury functions, and establish efficient payment and collection systems.
Technical Assistance for Zambia - Budget and Financial Accountability Establish a national treasury, including legal, organizational, staff, functions, and systems requirements. Assist in development of treasury functions in the Ministry of Finance and National Planning formerly dispersed in several organizations. Put in place a cash planning and funding management system that allows smooth budget execution. Support the Ministry of Finance and National Planning in working with the Bank of Zambia in developing a process for electronic transmittal of payments.
Emergency Disabilities Project The revised objective of the Project is to improve access of the disabled population in the targeted areas in Iraq to rehabilitation and prosthetic services.  (The restructuring was approved at the RVP level, since this was the original approval level.)
Second Emergency Assistance Program for Primary Health Care The overall objectives of the proposed project are: (i) to improve the availability of basic health services in a fragile social and political environment - the southern Iraqi marshlands and Babil through selected health facilities, with a particular focus on vulnerable groups, including pregnant women and children; and (ii) support a partnership between public providers, an international NGO, and community representatives for improvement of community-based health services in a conflict affected country. This objective would be achieved through: (i) improving service delivery and community outreach, including civil works rehabilitation, provision of essential equipment, furniture and supplies, and outreach activities to communities; and (ii) health education and promotion of behavior change, including training of medical professionals in provision of primary health care, and training of school instructors and the women volunteers involved in providing information to the community on basic health and hygiene practices; and (iii) improving the monitoring of health status of the population and building the capacity of the ministry and local authorities for regional and local planning in the health sector.       The proposed project would aim to achieve the following outcomes:  (i) sustain present capacity and further increase availability of quality primary health care services, based on international best practice, in the southern Iraqi marshlands; (ii) expand the present project#s primary health care activities into Babil Governorate; (iii) enhance the skills of Iraqi primary health care professionals in southern Iraq through regular training and continuous professional development; (iv) increase the level of health awareness among communities within the catchment areas of AMAR#s primary health care services; (v) increase the capacity of the Ministry of Health (MOH) and local health authorities and secure their increased ownership of primary health care activities within the areas covered by the project.  The project cost is estimated at US$1.3 million, and the project implementation period will be two years.
Iraq Banking Sector Reform The Project Development Objective is to strengthen the supervisory framework for financial intermediation and to build capacity of financial institutions to support implementation of Phase I of the Iraq Banking Reform Strategy.
Iraq Household Survey and Policies for Poverty Reduction The objective of the proposed project is to strengthen the ability of the GOI to make informed decisions towards reducing poverty, creating jobs and protecting the vulnerable.  Specifically, the project would focus on strengthening the ability of Iraqi officials to:  #	collect and analyze data on poverty and unemployment;  #	develop information-based strategies to reduce poverty, generate employment, and improve the functioning of social safety nets; and  #	assess the effect of economic policy options on both poverty and employment, including the impact of sequencing reforms and policies.
IRAQ Public Financial Mgmt Project- Bank-executed TA 1. Strengthening Budget Preparation: To further develop budget design and preparation toolkit, assist the Government in the preparation of 2012-2014 Budget Strategy, refine the Medium Term Fiscal Framework, Train Government staff on using the MTFF, and, to provide further assistance in budget design and preparation. 2. Capacity Building of Board of Supreme Audit: Build capacity of the staff of the Board of Supreme Audit regarding - a. Regularity Audit, b. Performance Audit, c. Risk based Audit, d. Integrity Audit, and e. Procurement Audit f. Oil Audit  Technical Assistance and Capacity Building of the Ministry of Finance regarding Budget Strategy and Capacity Building of the Board of Supreme Audit (BSA)on external audit.
Iraq Emergency Textbook Provision Project The objective of the project is to improve the conditions of learning and teaching through the provision of school textbooks to students in Iraq's primary and secondary schools.
Emergency Health Project The objective of the Project is to improve access to quality emergency services in selected health facilities to serve the urgent needs of the Iraqi population.
Iraq Emergency Community Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project To generate short-term employment while addressing urgent rural irrigation, drainage and water infrastructure rehabilitation needs.This will be achieved through a flexible program of labor-intensive civil works to restore and improve rural water supply and irrigation infrastructure.
IQ-TF Second Inst. Capacity Bldg Prog. The program will aim to (i) strengthen economic management and build up institutional capacity to cope with a more complex economic and social environment arising from the onset of the nascent market economy; (ii) assist the Government in building systems and strengthening the capacity of its human resources capacity to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and quality of public services; and (iii) assist the Iraqi administration to build capacity in key public administration areas to facilitate use of public resources, including donor funds, for urgent reconstruction and development efforts. A separate component for debt management is under design and may be incorporated into this project. The program is proposed as a two-year capacity building operation to support the Government of Iraqâ€™s technical assistance and capacity building needs.  The program will aim to (i) assist the Iraqi administration to build capacity in key public administration areas to facilitate use of public resources, including donor funds, for urgent reconstruction and development efforts; (ii) help the authorities strengthen strategic and technical skills and design integrated policies and programs to put Iraq on track to meet MDG goals; and (iii) build the capacity of private sector institutions to serve as engine of growth.
Strengthening Emergency Health Response in Northern Iraq To assist the Kurdistan Regional Government to build capacity in the establishment of rapid, coordinated and effective response services to health emergencies, including those resulting from acts of violence, accidents, or natural disasters.
IQ Integrated National Energy Strategy Technical Assistance The Project's development objective is to improve the ability of the Government to develop an energy strategy that is designed to increase the contribution of the sector to sustainable development.
IQ-TF EMERG.  WATER, SANITATION  & URBAN The principal objective of the Project is to assist the Ministry of Municipalities and Public Works (MMPW) to restore basic water supply, sanitation and urban services for urban areas outside Baghdad through (a) the reconstruction and rehabilitation of existing priority networks and treatment facilities; and (b) providing capacity building support through training and technical assistance.
Emergency Social Protection Project The overall objective of the project is to strengthen the policy, management and administrative capacity in MOLSA and MOF to develop, manage and monitor pension and social safety net reforms. Since this is a small Technical Assistance project, which will be implemented over a short period of time, it will be difficult to measure final outcomes. One intermediate measure of success will be that both MOLSA and MOF are able to use information generated by the new systems for social safety net and pension decision making.
IQ-EMERGENCY COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE REHAB ADDITIONAL FINANCING (1) Employment created (man-days); and  (2) Number of water-user end beneficiaries served. To generate short-term employment while addressing urgent rural irrigation, drainage and water infrastructure rehabilitation needs.This will be achieved through a flexible program of labor-intensive civil works to restore and improve rural water supply and irrigation infrastructure.
IQ-EMERGENCY PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT The principal objective is to provide a number of priority building blocks necessary to help develop the Iraqi private and financial sectors.
ESCRP - Additional Financing This project is an additional financing to the Emergency School Construction and Rehabiliation Project (P087907). The objective of the project is to improve conditions of learning in primary and secondary schools through the construction of new buildings for schools in unsafe or shared structures, and the rehabilitation of schools in urgent need of major repair. The additional funding will focus on one of the most underserved areas in the country: the Marshland Areas (Thi-Qar, Basrah and Missan Governorates).  The revised objective of the project is to improve conditions of learning of students in primary and scondary schools in Iraq through the construction of new schools, the extension of existing schools, and the rehabilitation of schools in need of urgent repair.
Emergency School Construction and Rehabilitation Project The revised objective of the project is to improve conditions of learning of students in primary and scondary schools in Iraq through the construction of new schools, the extension of existing schools, and the rehabilitation of schools in need of urgent repair.
IRAQ Public Financial Mgmt Reform The Project Development Objective is to support the Government of Iraq's efforts to develop more effective, accountable and transparent public financial management.  Support will be provided for strengthening budget management, improving public financial reporting and control, strengthening public procurement, and establishing the tools, systems and institutions required to build capacity for effective public financial management.
Iraq Pension Reform Implementation Support TA The objective of this TA is: (i) In the short-term, to support GOI in implementing the provisions of the new Pensions Law; (ii) in the medium-term, to support the unification of the public and private pension schemes; and (iii) in the long-term, to support the development of long-term old-age income strategy for Iraq.  This is a US$4.5-$5.0 million programmatic technical assistance project financed from the Iraq Trust Fund.
IQ-TF EMERG. BAGHDAD WATER SUPPLY The principal objective of the project is to assist in restoring basic water supply and sanitation services for the capital city of Baghdad through (a) the reconstruction and rehabilitation of existing priority networks and treatment facilities and (b) providing capacity building support through training and technical assistance.
Iraq-Emergency Environment Management Project The PDO is to strengthen key institutional and regulatory functions of the Ministry of Environment (MOEn). These key functions will enable MOEn to undertake environmental policy analysis and coordination, formulate laws and regulations, monitor environmental quality, promote environmental awareness and conduct technical studies.
Appui holistique aux personnes malvoyantes et vulnérables par un accès aux services sociaux de base 5 year program designed and implemented by an accredited Belgian non-gouvernemental actor, funded by the Belgian Development Cooperation.
Outcome TZ DGD LFTW RC4D 2022-2026 In the Dar es Salaam, Morogoro, Dodoma and Ruvuma Regions, adults and children affected by eye health conditions benefit from comprehensive and quality eye health care and visually impaired & blind girls and boys from 14 districts take part in inclusive and special needs education, including vocational training. LFTW is committed to improving the quality of life for people with a visual impairment. With this programme LFTW targets the following outcome in Tanzania:
 
Changes in the field of Eye Care 
The outcome improves the delivery of comprehensive eye health services in terms of quantity and quality. National facilities for training of eye care staff are improved at tertiary hospitals CCBRT and KCMC. Provision of eye care services is improved at the following tertiary hospitals: CCBRT in Dar es Salaam, the zonal Benjamin Mkapa Hospital in Dodoma and three regional referral hospitals (St. Francis Referral Hospital & Morogoro Regional Hospital in Morogoro and St. Joseph Mission Hospital in Ruvuma). The eye health workforce is improved in terms of quality and quantity. Supply systems are better organized and eye care services are integrated at the different levels of the pyramid. 
The outcome aims to increase the use of eye care services. Community health workers raise awareness and people take better charge of their own eye health. Early detection of eye care conditions is ensured and sustainable school screening methods are applied.  
The outcome also enhances eye health-related governance and management of regional partner eye health facilities. 

Changes in the field of Inclusive and Special Needs Education
The outcome aims to expand inclusive education and medical & social services for children with a visual impairment. Itinerant teachers are trained and support visually impaired children in 14 districts of Morogoro, Dodoma and Dar es Salaam. Two specialized schools for the blind (Mazinyungu in the Morogoro region and Buigiri in Dodoma) become resource centres for training Itinerant Teachers.

The coordination of the activities is ensured by the Special Needs Education officers of Local Government Authorities. Itinerant Teachers are appointed and in place and the coordination between the provision eye health and inclusive education services is improved. •	Staff of eye units in tertiary, zonal and secondary eye care facilities.
•	Community and primary health workers.
•	Pupils, teachers, head teachers of primary, secondary schools, vocational training centers and Special Needs schools.
•	Local NGOs and Community-Based Organizations willing to assist visually impaired children.
•	Health and education Offices of Regional and Local Governments Authorities.
•	Teachers training institutions. 
•	Staff and Management of partners in the program