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Orientation Visit - Cloud Computing and e-Government Reverse Trade Mission, through National US Arab Chamber Of Commerce (Inc) USTDA is funding a reverse trade mission (RTM) to familiarize delegates from Morocco's Ministry of Digital Transformation and Administrative Reform and related public and private sector entities with the latest U.S. cloud computing and digital government solutions. The RTM will also facilitate opportunities for U.S. firms to connect with delegates and learn of upcoming market opportunities.
Technical Assistance - ONEP GIS System, through Performance Technology, Inc. Technical Assistance - ONEP GIS System, through Performance Technology, Inc.
Definitional Mission - Aviation Sector, through KED Group, LLC Definitional Mission - Aviation Sector, through KED Group, LLC
Desk Study - ONEP GIS System, through Government of Morocco This $385,876 grant is providing technical assistance for a geographic information system (GIS) to the Office National de l'Eau Potable (ONEP), the Moroccan Office of Potable Water. The implementation of a GIS system for water resource management would support ONEP's efforts to further modernize its production and distribution of potable water in Morocco.
Feasibility Study - Hydrocarbon Storage, Blending And Distribution Terminal, through Lixia Capsia Gestionis LLC Hydrocarbon Storage, Blending and Distribution Terminal Feasibility Study
Sweden provides the fund to Pakistan (2018) Sweden provides the fund to Pakistan (2018)
Canada provides the fund to Pakistan (2018) Canada provides the fund to Pakistan (2018)
United Kingdom provides the fund to Pakistan (2018) United Kingdom provides the fund to Pakistan (2018)
Climate Science for Service Partnership (WCSSP) S E Asia - Calls- tender-UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Research in understanding responses to Impact-based Forecasts and Warnings with a view to better quantifying the value of warnings. Impact-based Forecasts and Warnings (IbFW), aim to communicate the likelihood of impacts associated with upcoming weather and are increasingly being issued by hydrometeorological agencies globally. However, the quantitative demonstration of the value of IbFWs over traditional forecasts remains a challenge. Central to demonstrating this value is a need to better understand the response actions taken following receipt of IbFWs. Here we define response as the purposeful actions intended to produce a change in the severity of weather-related impacts upon receipt of a forecast or warning. To address this challenge, we seek to advance our knowledge and understanding in three key areas:
1) What are responses taken upon receipt of IbFWs, and how do these actions differ between stakeholders, and for different types of IbFWs given?
2) Can we better document response actions taken, what are the requirements of response data, who holds response data, and how can we routinely capture such data?
3) How can we utilise response data to develop methodologies to quantify avoided losses and demonstrate the value of IbFWs? What metrics/measures are appropriate for the assessment of value based on response data?
Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnership S E Asia (WCSSP) - Calls - tender - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FACILITIES COUNCIL (STFC) Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Philippines, Malaysia Vietnam, and Indonesia. This is for 100TBAs storage on the JASMIN system to support scientists storing and sharing their outputs in order to carry out research for the weather and climate science to service partnership (WCSSP). Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Philippines, Malaysia Vietnam, and Indonesia - research on understanding and evaluating convective processes over SE Asia. This is for 100TBAs storage on the JASMIN system to support scientists storing and sharing their outputs in order to carry out research for the weather and climate science to service partnership (WCSSP).
Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) Brazil - Calls- tender-UNIVERSITY OF EXETER Collaborative climate science research programme between Brazil and UK to improve understanding of recent climate changes and Brazil’s role in mitigation activities to inform international negotiations; to enhance projections of future weather and climate extremes and impacts to inform decision making and contribute to disaster risk reduction in Brazil. Research into ecosystems responses to extremes. This project constitutes a follow on of previous University Exeter work to cover extension of work as described below;
•The University of Exeter are invited to continue existing work on the long-running Amazon forest drought experiment in the Caxiuanã National Reserve in NE Brazil. Previous work has been invaluable for evaluating model responses to drought, helped spur the creation of new hydraulic sub-model SOX (Stomatal Optimisation of Xylem) within JULES funded by CSSP Brazil, and also enabled its first evaluation.
•A key uncertainty concerns the extent to which the forest can recover from the extended drought, or whether there are long-term impacts. The University of Exeter are invited to continue the necessary data collection and take advantage of the planned removal of the drought treatment from the Caxiuanã experimental site in August-September 2023. 
•Following the removal of the artificial drought conditions, Exeter are requested to continue to monitor all of the baseline data-suite (meteorological data, litter-fall, biomass, leaf area index and soil moisture), alongside undertaking repeat hydraulic surveys on both the control and treatment plots to understand whether the carbon and water cycling in the experiment is able to return to non-drought conditions. 
•Exeter are also invited to use the results from the hydraulic survey to test and further develop an appropriate configuration of the JULES model in order to improve the simulation of drought recovery. 

The question of forest recovery is also highly relevant to the emerging high-level science question of whether the Earth System can recover from an overshoot of policy-relevant climate targets such as 1.5C global warming, which is expected to be a key focus of the next assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) Brazil - Calls- tender-UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Collaborative climate science research programme between Brazil and UK to improve understanding of recent climate changes and Brazil’s role in mitigation activities to inform international negotiations; to enhance projections of future weather and climate extremes and impacts to inform decision making and contribute to disaster risk reduction in Brazil. Research hydrological cycle responses to land-use change and climate change over Brazil Deforestation in Brazil causes large local changes to the land surface, disrupting land-atmosphere interactions, warming the local climate and reducing regional rainfall. Combined with the effect of climate change, deforestation also has large impacts on downstream moisture transport and precipitation in other regions of Brazil such as the La Plata basin. However, the sensitivity of this remote moisture transport to deforestation and climate change in the Amazon (and other Brazilian biomes) is not well understood.
This project forms an extension of previous U. Leeds CSSP-Brazil study on processes controlling local evapotranspiration, temperature and precipitation changes in response to Amazon deforestation. Work will contribute to some or all of the following:  
1) Assessment of observed hydrological changes, moisture convergence and precipitation responses over Brazil (including a focus on the La Plata basin) in response to deforestation and climate change in the Amazon (and potentially other Brazilian biomes).
2)  Assessment of future 2050 changes in moisture transport, moisture convergence and precipitation responses over Brazil (including a focus on the La Plata basin) in response to GCM projected deforestation and climate change in the Amazon (and potentially other Brazilian biomes).
3) Assessment of moisture transport impacts over Brazil, likelihood and potential mitigation of climate tipping points associated with Amazon deforestation and climate change.
Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) Brazil - Calls- tender-UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Collaborative climate science research programme between Brazil and UK to improve understanding of recent climate changes and Brazil’s role in mitigation activities to inform international negotiations; to enhance projections of future weather and climate extremes and impacts to inform decision making and contribute to disaster risk reduction in Brazil. Research into Sub-seasonal and seasonal predictions for advancing climate services in Brazil. There is significant scope to utilise sub-seasonal and seasonal predictions over Brazil to develop new and improved climate services. The work will contribute to some or all of the following in priority order:
1) Development and assessment of novel user-oriented forecast output(s) for Brazil derived from sub-seasonal and seasonal prediction systems. For example, this could focus on forecasts of hydrology, landslides, fires, agriculture or any other product(s) of interest to users in Brazil. Delivery of products is the remit of Brazil partners, this work will enable development of improved products, but does not deliver them directly.
2) Improve understanding of sources of predictability over Brazil at seasonal/sub-seasonal timescales.
3) Contribute to improvement of modelling capabilities of sub-seasonal and seasonal prediction systems over Brazil.
Climate Science for Service Partnership (WCSSP) South Africa - Calls- tender-UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH Collaborative project between meteorological services in South Africa and UK focusing on capacity building for improved weather and climate services, enabling mitigation of risk from extreme weather events. Research into advancing rip current forecasts for beach locations across South Africa. Rip currents are one of the biggest dangers facing beach users in South Africa. To safeguard members of the public and prepare emergency services, a collaborative project by the University of Plymouth and SAWS developed forecasting tools for rip current hazards in South Africa. The one-year project, funded by WCSSP South Africa in FY20-21, engaged the National Sea Rescue Institute, City of Cape Town, Stellenbosch University, and Lifesaving South Africa, bringing together sea rescue incident records, wind, wave, and water level forecasts as well as the results of field experiments. Despite challenges from the pandemic, a pilot operational rip risk hazard forecast for the Cape Peninsula coastline was developed and successfully trialled in June 2021 to warn the public of the risk of rip currents. Building on the success of the initial trial service, expansion to an operational service with greater coverage of South African beaches is deemed both desirable and important. There is particularly a need to extend forecasts beyond Cape Town for other dangerous locations across South Africa. This project would build on the previous project, helping to strengthen capacity at SAWS and advance the application of rip current forecasts. Over the course of the three-year project (pending funding extensions for years 2 and 3), the aim is to establish a long-term sustainable service that contributes a measurable (and evidenced) improvement in rip current incident prevention at multiple locations, to enhance beach safety.  The work aligns with the WCSSP South Africa Science Plan, which identifies the marine sector as one of four priority sectors. It also responds to the desire of SAWS (a core partner in WCSSP South Africa) to expand and update the current code and further explore coastal hazard services at SAWS.
Climate Science for Service Partnership (WCSSP) South Africa - Calls- tender-UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON Collaborative project between meteorological services in South Africa and UK focusing on capacity building for improved weather and climate services, enabling mitigation of risk from extreme weather events. Research into improving representation of Climate Variability and change over Africa by using Machine Learning as a tool for Data Rescue. The observational record of weather and climate is severely limited – there are many times and places where we have few or no observations, and these limitations restrict both science and predictions, particularly for extreme, high-impact events. This restriction is particularly severe over Africa.    The aim of this project is to improve the observational record by taking archived observations – currently only on paper – and making them available to science by converting them into computer-readable form. Doing this by hand is unacceptably slow and expensive, but recent developments in Machine Learning offer the potential of a fast, automatic data rescue process.    This project should combine state-of-the-art Machine Learning methods, and pre-existing work on data rescue, to produce a recommended method for automatic observation transcription. The work should apply that method to some undigitized records from South Africa, Africa or the surrounding oceans, to demonstrate its effectiveness and scalability. The work should also elaborate how the method can be shared and used more widely.   Where appropriate, research should be done in collaboration with WCSSP South Africa partners and help explore opportunities to build capacity in use of the method.
Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) Brazil - Calls- tender-UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Collaborative climate science research programme between Brazil and UK to improve understanding of recent climate changes and Brazil’s role in mitigation activities to inform international negotiations; to enhance projections of future weather and climate extremes and impacts to inform decision making and contribute to disaster risk reduction in Brazil. Research in understanding and attributing weather and climate events, and their socio-economic impacts on key food, water and health sectors in Brazil. To conduct research into the physical and socio-economic impacts of historical and future climate change, and use the outputs from this research to develop climate services relevant to Brazilian stakeholders. The work should include:
-	development and application of techniques for the attribution of human induced climate change to key impacts. Focus on the food, water and health sectors, considering the meteorological hazard in addition to vulnerability and exposure in partnership with CSSP-Brazil partners CEMADEN.
-	Analysis of weather and climate extremes, such as drought, excess rainfall, and seasonal timings of events, how they are projected to change in the future, and how they affect food and/or water security and/or lives and livelihoods in Brazil.
-	Developing workshops for early-career Brazilian scientists to learn about and apply knowledge of weather and climate risk analysis in the context of climate attribution studies.
-	Co-Development of climate services for stakeholders either in Brazilian national, regional or local government or other stakeholders relevant to the project’s Brazilian partners. Noting that delivery of services remains the responsibility of Brazil partner organisations, this work develops the underpinning capability for that work.
Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) Brazil - Calls- tender-UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Collaborative climate science research programme between Brazilian and UK to improve understanding of recent climate changes and Brazil’s role in mitigation activities to inform international negotiations; to enhance projections of future weather and climate extremes and impacts to inform decision making and contribute to disaster risk reduction in Brazil. Research on Moisture Transport and Deforestation. PRIME is a new Met Office tool to allow rapid assessment of new scenarios downscaled to land-based regional impacts using pattern scaling to run JULES in ES (Earth System) or impacts configurations. This activity will further develop PRIME to enable representation of land-use change and deforestation, building a simple model to be used with PRIME, plausibly also with JULES-IMOGEN.
Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnership S E Asia (WCSSP) - Calls - tender - UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Philippines, Malaysia Vietnam, and Indonesia - research on understanding and evaluating convective processes over SE Asia. FORcasting high-impact Weather And extreme Rainfall Drivers and dynamics for Southeast Asia (FORWARDS)
FORWARDS will conduct research into the dynamics of weather systems that dominate the occurrence of high impact weather (HIW) across Southeast (SE) Asia and the ways in which their interactions influence the predictability of the tropical atmosphere and our capability to make high quality forecasts across a range of timescales.
UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Improved programming for results activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Improved programming for results activities
UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Expanded partnerships for impact activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Expanded partnerships for impact activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Expanded partnerships for impact activities
UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Population change and data activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Population change and data activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Population change and data activities
UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Cote d'Ivoire Gender and social norms activities
World Bank’s COVID-19 TURKMENISTAN COVID-19 RESPONSE PROJECT. Strengthening surveillance and rapid response to suspected cases of COVID-19
Capacity Building of the Academy of Civil Service under Capacity Building of the Academy of Civil Service under the President of Turkmenistan
Community-based Social Services Improving the system of social protection through the introduction of inclusive quality community-based social services
Strengthening the institutional capacity of the Ombudsm Strengthening the capacity of the Ombudsperson’s Office of Turkmenistan to protect human rights through workshops, promotion, and engagement with vulnerable groups
NCD project Procurement of medicines and health products for the control of noncommunicable diseases (NCD) in Turkmenistan through the United Nations Development Programme
Support to Establishment of Unified Digital Identity The proposed project will be a harmonious continuation of the work on digital strengthening of the public administration system, which is carried out by UNDP CO in Turkmenistan. The proposed project will also significantly strengthen the UNDP CO role as a Trusted and Preferred Development Partner for the Government of Turkmenistan and will have a catalytic effect on the implementation of other existing and potential initiatives in the country on enhancement of public administration, development of digitalization and etc.
Procurement of medicines necessary for prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and protection of maternal and child health in Turkmenistan in  2023-2024 The aim of this project is to strengthen the national health systems capacities to control NCDs, rare diseases, and improve maternal and newborn health in Turkmenistan by ensuring access to free, good quality, available, affordable medicines across the country. The project will provide access to good quality, available, affordable medicines through procurement of medicines for treatment of NCD and other diseases.
Digital Transformation in Bank To enhance the State Bank for Foreign Economic Affairs of Turkmenistans capacity for better management of international development finance in order to implement SDGs and support implementation of the business and digital transformation of bank.
Support to the development of a financial account to further introduce System of National Accounts 2008 The goal of the Project is to support the current efforts of the Government of Turkmenistan in strengthening the statistical capacity of the State Committee of Turkmenistan on Statistics (TurkmenStat), as well as improving the quality of statistical data that will contribute to a more detailed assessment and monitoring of economic, monetary and financial developments in the economy.
Sustainable city The project will provide technical assistance, institutional and policy support, organization and development of programs, and promotion of behavioral change, all in conjunction with national priorities and specific needs articulated by the Government.
Development of digital gender smart public services Development of digital gender smart public services. The project aims build on the existing experience and develop and automate digital public services for population and businesses.
Partnering for SDG acceleration, Phase III The goal of the Third Phase of this Project is to contribute to sustainable development by strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Finance and Economy of Turkmenistan as the responsible body for coordinating activities for the implementation in Turkmenistan of the Sustainable Development Goals adopted by the United Nations Member States.
Procurement for infectious diseases in 2021-2023 Procurement of health products for the control of infectious diseases in 2021-2023 for the Ministry of Health and Medical Industry of Turkmenistan
DRR Sesmic Risk Assessment Strengthening national capacity on DRR Sesmic Risk Assessment, prevention and respond to potential earthquakes and associated cascading emergencies
Strengthening Clinical Laboratory Services in Turkmenistan This project aims at strengthening the national health systems’ capacity for clinical laboratory diagnostics of diseases.
Procurement for NCDs Procurement of medicines and health products for the control of noncommunicable diseases (NCD) in Turkmenistan through the United Nations Development Programme
Procurement of health products Procurement of health products for Ministry of Health and Medical Industry of Turkmenistan
Sust Resilient Livelihoods The project will support climate resilient livelihoods in agricultural communities in drought-prone areas of Turkmenistan.
Strengthening Trade Capacity of Turkmenistan, phase II The objective of this project between UNDP and the Ministry of Trade and Foreign Economic Relations of Turkmenistan is to build the institutional capacity of the Ministry of Trade and Foreign Economic Relations of Turkmenistan through digital empowerment.
WTO Accession Support The proposed initiative will allow build capacities of the Ministry of Finance and Economy as the coordinating body for the accession process and beyond to form negotiation position vis-à-vis other members of the organization with mid- to long-term planning perspective based on the results of UNDP work in previous years with respective developed roadmap
Strengthening the institutional, statistical and informa Strengthening the institutional, statistical and information-technical capacity of the State Statistics Committee of Turkmenistan