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SIA – Programme "Feed Good Ethiopia" for sustainable food systems and a healthy environment In Ethiopia, the commitment of the programme's target actors to the co-construction of sustainable food systems and a healthy environment is strengthened. There is now a scientific consensus on the need for a radical change in our food systems to ensure food and nutritional security for all and to achieve the SDGs while preserving the environment (IAASTD, IPES-Food, IPBES, UN TEEBAgriFood, ...).
Agroecological transition is one of the major ways of radically transforming food systems (HLPE 2020 report). Indeed, agroecological principles emphasize the right to food and the active participation of vulnerable groups and women in food strategies, they promote regenerative practices and insist on diversity and resilience in the whole food system. 
In that line, the outcome aims at strengthening the commitment of the programme's target actors, especially smallholder farmers, to the co-construction of sustainable food systems and a healthy environment. Those efforts will contribute to improve smallholder farmers’ living conditions, in particular young people and women, in rural zones of Oromia and Amhara. The strategies put in place will tackle economic, social and political challenges: on the economic side, farmers will be accompanied to engage in agroecological production methods (training, exchange visits, access to micro-financial services, seeds banks …) and to strengthen fair and sustainable collection, storage, processing and marketing systems (coaching, linkages, access to finance). On the social side, a strong focus will be given to gender specially to allow women to participate more in the different levels of management of the food system (sensitization, leadership training, economic empowerment…); citizens (especially through schools and targeted rural communities) will also be sensitized and mobilized for the development of sustainable food systems. At a more political and institutional level, inclusive territorial development dynamics will be promoted (at district and kebele levels) and the programme partners will also discuss with national authorities to promote policies favouring the rights of farmers. -	Marketing cooperatives and Community Seeds Bank (CSB)
-	Rural women groups (SHG, IGA groups, Savings & Credit groups)
-	Youth IGA groups
-	Rural branches of MFIs accompanied
-	New Rural Savings & Credit Facilities (RSCF)
-	School clubs
-	Local authorities (district, kebele) sensitized
SIA – Programa "Feed Good Perú" a favor de sistemas alimentarios sostenibles y un medio ambiente sano Au Pérou, l'engagement des acteurs cibles du programme dans la co-construction de systèmes alimentaires durables et d'un environnement sain est renforcé. Un consensus scientifique existe aujourd’hui sur la nécessité d'un changement de nos systèmes alimentaires pour assurer la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle de tous et atteindre les ODD (IAASTD, IPES-Food, IPBES, UN TEEBAgriFood, etc.). Or le Pérou continue à être trop dépendant du modèle agro-exportateur de libre marché, des importations d’aliments et de l’extraction des matières premières minières, fragilisant de ce fait sa souveraineté alimentaire et ses systèmes alimentaires, et en laissant pour compte les agriculteurs familiaux et autres acteurs de l’économie sociale, tel que cela a pu être démontré lors de la pandémie du COVID 19. 

L’agroécologie est l'un des principaux moyens de transformer ces systèmes, comme le préconise le Comité des Nations Unies pour la sécurité alimentaire (rapport HLPE 2020). En effet, ses principes prônent le droit à l'alimentation et la participation des groupes vulnérables et des femmes aux stratégies alimentaires et à la gestion des ressources, encouragent les pratiques régénératrices et misent sur la résilience de l'ensemble du système alimentaire. 

Depuis de nombreuses années, au Pérou, les ONG Autre Terre, Iles de Paix et SOS Faim s'inscrivent dans cette approche. Elles conjuguent leurs efforts pour améliorer les conditions de vie des agriculteurs et des acteurs de l'économie sociale et solidaire, particulièrement les jeunes et les femmes, à travers des stratégies qui soutiennent une transition agroécologique des systèmes alimentaires ainsi qu’une meilleure gestion des déchets en appui à cette transition, avec le soutien des citoyens et l'implication des autorités locales et nationales. L'approche systémique transcrite dans la TOC du programme prend en compte les contextes spécifiques (différentes régions d’intervention e.g. Cusco, Ayacucho, Huánuco...) dans lesquels se développent les groupes cibles afin qu'ils puissent participer activement à la construction durable de leur système alimentaire. - Familles paysannes / recycleurs 
- Organisations de producteurs / femmes / coopératives / recycleurs  
- Institutions de financement rurale (IFR)  
- Organisations de jeunesse  
- Entités publiques locales, régionales et nationales  
- Autres organisations de la société civile (ONG, réseaux, plateformes, groupes de consommateurs, conseils de quartier, associations de commerçants, associations professionnelles, etc.)
PROJET BANGUÉ KOLOSSI NYÈTA « BKN » PHASE 2 Le projet vise à contribuer à l’atteinte des objectifs de développement durable 3.7 (Assurer l’accès de tous à la santé sexuelle et reproductive), 5.6 (Assurer l’accès de tous aux soins de santé sexuelle et reproductive) et 3.1 (Réduire la mortalité maternelle) au Mali
Technical Assistance - Global Procurement Initiative: Regional Energy Procurement Assistance Program for the Caribbean, through Gas Technology Institute This assistance provides funding for a Procurement Assistance Program (Program) with up to eight (8) Caribbean countries under the U.S. Trade and Development Agency's (USTDA) Global Procurement Initiative: Understanding Best Value (GPI), as part of the interagency Caribbean 2020 Initiative: A Multi-Year Strategy To Increase the Security, Prosperity, and Well-Being of the People of the United States and the Caribbean (Caribbean 2020).
Feeding basket project in the Republic of North Macedonia for the year 2023 Providing (2400) food baskets for distribution to the most needy families. 1- Contribute to alleviating the suffering of the poor and the needy, and show solidarity with the neediest classes in fighting hunger and the difficulties of life.
2- Reducing the number of affected people in the targeted areas in North Macedonia. Distributing food baskets to the most needy families, numbering 14,400
projet de création du Musée de l'épopée des Amazones et des Rois du Dahomey et de valorisation du site palatial La finalité du présent projet est de favoriser la promotion du patrimoine touristique et culturel du Bénin.  Plus spécifiquement le projet vise à mettre en valeur le site historique d'Abomey (site palatial et nouveau musée) et à renforcer les capacités béninoises en termes de conservation et de valorisation patrimoniale.
Planète Education : des écoles engagées pour l'environnement au Bénin Planète Education : des écoles engagées pour l'environnement au Bénin Planète Education : des écoles
CV19HIC - Initiative Développement Contribuer à assurer l'accès des populations du département du Mono à un service d'assainissement géré en toute sécurité et à un coût abordable (ODD 6) et ainsi participer à la lutte contre la propagation de la COVID19
Extension du réseau de distribution electrique et de la centrale Solaire DEFISSOL -  Extension de 25MW de la centrale solaire DEFISSOL (25MW) située à Onigbolo : la centrale atteindra désormais une capacité de 50MW.  - Renforcement et l' extension du réseau de distribution de la SBEE sur plus de 80 localités. 50 000 nouveaux raccordements au réseau électrique (dont 30 000 résidentiel),  soit 150 000 personnes connectées , des entreprises et des espaces communautaires) avec une amélioration globale de la qualité du service électrique.
PISD Bénin Pôle GFI Plan d'investissement stratégique pour le développement 2020-2022, « Mobilisation des ressources int
CV19HICT - EQUITE (Ensemble pour une QUalité des soins Inclusive et Transparente) Contribuer à l'amélioration de la santé des populations les plus vulnérables de la République du Bénin.  Complément de financement de 2M€ dans le cadre de la crise COVID 19
ACE Impact Bénin Participation au programme ACE Impact  au Bénin :  financement de deux centres d'excellence et d'une école polytechnique à travers un mécanisme incitatif de décaissements sur résultats, ciblés sur des objectifs d'excellence de la recherche et de la formation, d'attractivité régionale des étudiants, d'impact sur le développement et d'amélioration de la gouvernance et de la soutenabilité financière des Centres.
Projet d'appui à l'entrepreneuriat au Bénin Renforcement et coordination des dispositifs d'appui et d'orientation des bénéficiaires d'appui aux TPE-PME (appui à l'opérationnalisation du guichet unique, actions de renforcement des capacités de l'écosystème public et privé)  développement de l'accès aux services financiers et non financiers aux jeunes entreprises Parcours d'appui spécifiques aux potentiels champions nationaux
Projet d'appui à la Formation Agricole et Rurale - ProFAR Le financement vise à contribuer à l'extension des opportunités d'accès des jeunes béninois à un travail décent dans le domaine agricole et rural, en particulier dans les territoires du Nord Bénin. Il permettra la mise en œuvre d'un programme d'infrastructures (construction du lycée technique agricole de Malanville, extension de celui de Banikoara notamment), d'un processus d'ingénierie de l'insertion, de la certification et de la formation et d'un cadre de concertation dans le PDA n°2.
Ficol OrleansParakou - CBJ1257 - BENIN - Eau et assainissement Favoriser l'accès à l'eau et à l'assainissement de la population de Parakou (Bénin) par la mise en application des normes ISO (24 510, 24 511 et 24 512).
Projet d'extension et de densification électrique des réseaux de la SBEE Projet d'extension et de densification électrique des réseaux de la SBEE
Projet de transition agro-écologique dans les zones cotonnières du Bénin ¿ Phase 2 L'objectif général du projet TAZCO est l'amélioration durable des revenus des exploitations et des rendements agricoles dans les zones cotonnières du Bénin, par la restauration et l'amélioration de la fertilité des sols, grâce à l'adoption de pratiques agro-écologiques et une mécanisation adaptée.
Appui à la promotion de l'éducation au développement durable et à la citoyenneté mondiale au Bénin Appui à la promotion de l'éducation au développement durable et à la citoyenneté mondiale au Bénin
Projet de restructuration et d'extension du Système de répartition et de distribution de la SBEE Projet de restructuration et d'extension du Système de répartition et de distribution de la SBEE
ALternatives éducatives et Formation professionnelle dans l'Atacora ALFA : projet avec ALternatives éducatives et Formation professionnelle dans l'Atacora
Projet d'appui à l'Accélération de l'atteinte des Cibles ODD relatives à l'eau, à l'hygiène et à l'assainissement priorisées dans les communes de Djidja, Za-kpota et de Zagnanado (PAC-ODD) Projet d'appui à l'Accélération de l'atteinte des Cibles ODD relatives à l'eau, à l'hygiène et à l'assainissement priorisées dans les communes de Djidja, Za-kpota et de Zagnanado (PAC-ODD) dans le Département du Zou au Bénin
Programme d'assainissement pluvial de la ville de Cotonou Programme d'assainissement pluvial de la ville de Cotonou
Réinventer la cité lacustre de Ganvié Projet de développement urbain intégré, territorial et multi-composante
Appui à la mise en place d'une gouvernance participative et inclusive de l'assainissement liquide dans le Mono (FISONG Eau & Participation Citoyenne) Le projet de participation citoyenne vise à améliorer les comportements, notamment en matière de défécation à l'air libre, ainsi que la gouvernance de l'assainissement liquide en renforçant la participation de toute la population, notamment des femmes, dans le département du Mono. Le projet propose de travailler sur l'Approche Orientée Changement, autour des problématiques d'assainissement et de défécation à l'air libre, en zone urbaine.
To kplon nou (Education populaire en français) - Formation et développement des activités d'éducation populaire au Bénin. To kplon nou (Education populaire en français) - Formation et développement des activités d'éducation populaire au Bénin.
Can Tho Urban Development and Resilience Single Donor Trust Fund The objective of the Trust Fund is to reduce flood risk in the urban core area and improve connectivity between the city center and the new low risk urban growth areas, and enhance the capacity of city authorities to manage disaster risk in Can Tho City.
Enhancing the Understanding of Migration and Human Mobility in Chad through Improved Migration-related Data Management This project seeks to strengthen migration-related and humanitarian interventions and collaboration with national emergency responders in Chad to address the needs of migrants and mobile populations, keeping in mind the cross-border and regional implications of the crises affecting Chad, and targeting responses accordingly. This project provides a compelling evidence base to inform the response and policies by providing a comprehensive analysis of migration flows and routes, migrants’ profiles and protection needs generated through the collection of primary data in Chad.
Emergency response to drought conditions in Somalia through access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene services This project supports the provision of emergency drought response activities, including temporary water supply and support for the maintenance of water infrastructure.
Nigeria Immigration Service Training Strategy Implementation, Phase 1 This project will enable the first stage implementation of the new national immigration service strategy by equipping and supporting five state command offices with a personnel training and resource centre, as envisioned and defined in the strategy, to begin serving that command’s personnel with newly-designed and highly focused short training programmes (averaging four days), supported by the local training focal point serving as a facilitator, and by providing tailored complementing self-directed learning materials and resources – including computer-based curricula.
Assessing Stigma for Prevention, Improved Response and Evidence Base (ASPIRE) The project will use a social norms and stigma informed approach to strengthen prevention activities and improve responses to trafficking and exploitation in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
Enhancing Sustainable Reintegration of IDP and Refugee Returnees while Promoting Community Cohesion through the Provision of Livelihoods, Basic Infrastructure and Services in Darfur Through this project IOM will support IDPs and refugee returnees to maintain their dignity through re-integration while enhancing social cohesion and strengthening the resilience of the host communities. Re-integration support will be carried out through improving access to basic services such as water and healthcare, providing sustainable livelihoods and employment opportunities.
UN Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF) Increase protection for women and girls affected by conflict and eliminate conflict related sexual violence by enhancing capacities and accountability.
Migration Information Centre “I choose Lithuania” 2021 The project aims at facilitating the return and (re-) integration of nationals of the Republic of Lithuania, their family members as well as foreigners arriving in Lithuania through information and counseling provided by the IOM Migration Information Centre (MIC). It responds to the current migration context in Lithuania, where emigration rates are still among the highest in Europe, but a significant number of Lithuanians envisage returning home. The experience of the MIC activities in the previous years of operation proves that there is a great and increasing need for relevant and consistent information on return and reintegration into the Lithuanian society for Lithuanian migrants.
Addressing the Humanitarian-Development Nexus in West Kordofan The proposed project will address the root causes of the fragility, vulnerability and conflict, in West Kordofan, increasing access to basicservices and livelihood opportunities to support local communities to increase their resilience in absorbing new influxes of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) already present in the areas of intervention.
Responding to Typhoon Goni (Rolly) in Bicol On 1 November 2020, Super Typhoon Goni made landfall in the Bicol region (Philippines) as the world's most powerful storm of the year.  The Humanitarian Country Team published an initial report on 9 November, highlighting critical needs in areas including shelter and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). This project focuses on the provinces of Albay, Catanduanes and Camarines Sur, based on the extent of damage and number of affected populations, and identified gaps in the relief response and IOM rapid assessments. IOM is partnering with Catholic Relief Services (CRS) to provide flexible shelter solutions for 3,200 households, support 6,000 households with WASH and mental health and psychosocial support.
Quota Refugee Resettlement Support from Turkey to Denmark for the Government of Denmark 2019 (DANRESET 2019) Through this project, IOM provides comprehensive resettlement support to 30 refugees selected for resettlement from Turkey to Denmark in 2019 and beginning of 2020. Resettlement support includes the facilitation of visa/travel document processing, the pre-departure health assessment and pre-embarkation checks, movement management and post-arrival assistance in Denmark.
Envelope 2: integrated response in providing lifesaving Protection, Food and Non-Food Items to vulnerable conflict affected individuals with a focus on IDPs,  returnees and vulnerable host community families in Khamir and Huth districts in Amran gove This project aims to provide protection, food and NFIs assistance and services to vulnerable, conflict affected individuals, including women and children. This project ensures the most vulnerable conflict affected IDPs, returnees and host communities meet their basic food needs through distributing food vouchers and NFIs.
Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration and Capacity Building for Well-Managed Migration in Papua New Guinea: Phase III In light of complex and shifting migration dynamics, it is essential that migration governance and the ability to contribute to safe and orderly migration is strengthened in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Increased movement across PNG borders has raised new challenges in combatting transnational crime, irregular movements, and unsuitably documented travellers. In response to these challenges and with the support of IOM, the PNG Immigration and Citizenship Authority (ICA) has embarked on a broad range of reforms so as to meet increasingly complex and shifting migratory flows now and into the future. The project will ensure irregular and eligible migrants are provided with safe and secure accommodation, care and maintenance and access to voluntary return support.
Global Pre-Embarkation Cultural Orientation for Australia's Refugee and Special Humanitarian Programme for 2014-2017 AUSCO is the provision of cultural orientation to refugees and humanitarian entrants selected for permanent settlement in Australia.
Readmission Case Management Systems (RCMS) Pakistan Phase II The project aims to contribute to enhanced capacity of the Government of Pakistan for improved governance of return and readmission process by supporting implementation of the Readmission Case Management System Project (RCMS). The RCMS was developed Pakistan's National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), in close coordination with IOM Pakistan and the European Readmission Capacity Building Facility (EURCAP), funded by the European Union. The system aims to support the implementation of the EU-Pakistan Readmission Agreement through an efficient automated readmission case management for time-efficiency and real-time data access for all actors involved in the return process. Ongoing consultations with the government stakeholders, especially Ministries of Interior and Foreign Affairs, have postulated the need for design and implementation of complementary activities that would contribute towards sustainability of the RCMS project. Therefore, in light of the above, the project aims to provide additional support for implementation of the RCMS support action through supporting deployment of the RCMS at 7 international airports in Pakistan and conducting refresher workshops for the pilot Member States, thus contributing towards sustainability of the RCMS in Pakistan.
Support Reintegration in Conflict-Affected Communities Through an Area-Based Approach This proposal envisages the establishment of three Community Resource Centres (CRCs) (East Mosul, West Mosul and Fallujah) as part of a wider government-led initiative to support conflict-affected communities. This initiative includes the establishment of CRCs across five governorates affected by significant population displacement and high number of returns, namely Anbar, Diyala, Kirkuk, Ninewa and Salah-al-Din, in cooperation with seven partners, including IOM, under the coordination of an IOM-lead CRC Steering Committee.  The CRCs will serve as a hub where community members will be able to find assistance and information on the return and reintegration process, provided by both government on the one hand and humanitarian and development partners, on the other. CRCs will ensure that target community members are well informed as to where to seek specific types of support, as per their individual needs, that they are referred to relevant humanitarian and development partners who provide different services, and that all service delivery is coordinated according to assessed needs.
Lifesaving Shelter/NFI Provision to Conflict-Affected IDPs in Afar, Amhara and Tigray The CERF intervention is supporting households in Amhara, Afar and Tigray regions of Ethiopia through provision of life-saving emergency shelter and non-food items (NFI) support (in-kind as well as cash) for a period of six months. The response under this project includes the rapid provision of emergency shelter and NFI kits, partitioning of communal shelters to ensure privacy and security of families, upgrading communal shelters to make them habitable and the provision of rental assistance in the form of cash (USD 90, for six months, determined in coordination with the Shelter/NFI Cluster Coordinator), based on need and appropriateness.
IOM's Global Assistance Fund (GAF) GAF will provide support to migrants who are vulnerable to or have experienced violence, exploitation, and abuse within a migration context. This would include victims of trafficking (or those at risk of trafficking), migrants with protection needs (for example, migrants who were subject to torture, kidnap, and ransom), migrant victims of sexual violence and abuse, and separated and unaccompanied migrant children. Migrants who are assessed as vulnerable will be eligible for assistance,regardless of age, sex, or nationality.