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Employment creation and promotion of income-generating activities for vulnerable groups affected by the Syrian refugee crisis in northern Jordan The continuous conflict in Syria has increased the number of refugees in the neighbouring countries. According to UNHCR Statistic, countries such as Jordan have hosted more than 600,000 persons since December 2015. The Syrian crisis has created tremendous economic and social instability for the country where the refugee population is roughly amounting to a tenth of Jordan#s population. Over the last five years, competition over employment opportunities, where Syrian refugees seek informal employment without work permits and for wages lower than the national minimum wage has become a real issue.  Alongside the displaced populations, the vulnerable groups in rural areas are the most affected, especially female-run households. There is a continuous need to support employment and income generating activities for the most vulnerable segments to mitigate the consequences of the crisis.  The aim of the project is to support employment creation and promotion of income generating activities for the vulnerable groups affected by the crisis. The project aims to contribute to creating employment and generating income for the beneficiaries with special focus on women and youth through improving various skills and capacities in producing and processing food and nonfood agro products.  The Austrian IDF has expressed their int
PHASE-OUT OF HCFC-22 AND HCFC-141B FROM THE MANUFACTURE OF UNITARY AIR-CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT AT PETRA ENGINGEERING INDUSTRIES CO. The total amount of HCFC-22 and HCFC-141b used in the manufacture of unitary air-conditioner products in Petra Engineering Ind. Co., Jordan will be phased out by converting to HFC refrigeration and cyclopentane foam blowing technology. Addditional USD126,500 have been approved at the 66th ExCom for purchase of heat exchangers.  Impact of project on Country#s Montreal Protocol Obligations Immediate impact of the project is to phase-out the use of 125 MT of HCFC-22 and 10.8 MT of HCFC-141b by converting to HFC refrigeration technology and cyclopentane foam blowing technology, thereby contributing to the country#s obligation to freeze the HCFC consumption by 2013 and to reduce by 10% in 2015.   The enterprise# HCFC-22 consumption is significant compared to the country#s national HCFC consumption, and it is expected that the reduction by this project may comprise the major part of the country#s reduction obligation in 2015. The Government assigns highest priority to this project since the phase-out of HCFCs in other sectors would not ensure timely compliance of Jordan with the 2013 and 2015 phase-out targets.
Creating employment and improving food security in the host communities of Syrian refugees in Northern and Central Badia in Jordan Jordan has hosted Syrian refugees since the beginning of the conflict and more than 80% of them live outside camps in host communities. Over the last five years, a competition over employment opportunities is particularly prominent in the agricultural sector, where Syrian refugees seek informal employment without work permits and for wages lower than the national minimum wage. The vulnerable households in the rural communities are among the least resilient to shocks and stresses. This is in particular true for female-headed households, and poor smallholder farming families in North and Central Badia with high rates of unemployment and underemployment.  The aim of this project is to tackle food insecurity in the host communities of the Syrian refugees residing in North and Central Badia by leveraging on the agricultural potential of this area, which is called the food basket of Jordan. The project aims to contribute to creating employment and generating income for the beneficiaries with special focus on women and the youth through improving the harvesting methods of agricultural products, building the capacity of the local community in processing of the agricultural products and assisting farmers to market their products by connecting them to the market.
Humanitarian Assistance Thematic Window  (Research) Funded by the UK's Department for International Development (DFID), this program conducts and commissions research into the development of more rigorous and systematic assessment of the impact of development policies and programmes.
Technical Development Assistance for Gazelle Ukraine to Caucasus Bridge Facility The technical assistance will support Gazelle Fund LPs (the Fund) Ukraine to Caucasus Bridge Technical Assistance Facility (Facility), which will support companies relocating from Ukraine to Georgia or Armenia. The Facility will provide technical assistance using three tools: grants, direct technical assistance, and zero percent interest loans. By supporting the Facility, DFC will increase the developmental impact of its existing loan to the Fund while providing support for Ukrainian refugees.
Indonesia volunteer training program Giving specialized training courses in several areas for trainees to provide them with the required skills, in the areas of ambulance, search and rescue, support and economic empowerment Qualifying and training local volunteers to implement ambulance, search and rescue programs - Qualifying first aid trainers - Training a group of low-income people on the minimum trades that enable them to enter the labor market Preparing 440 specialized and qualified paramedics and rescuers. Graduating 60 specialized beneficiaries
Indonesia volunteer training program Giving specialized training courses in several areas for trainees to provide them with the required skills, in the fields of ambulance, search and rescue, support and economic empowerment - Rehabilitation and training of local volunteers to implement ambulance, search and rescue programs 
- Qualification of first aid trainers 
- Training of a group of people with limited income on the minimum trades that enable them to enter the labor market Preparing 440 specialized and qualified paramedics and rescuers. Graduating 60 specialized beneficiaries
Indonesia Volunteer Training Program Giving specialized training courses in several fields for the trainees to provide them with the required skills, in the fields of ambulance, search and rescue, support and economic empowerment Qualifying and training local volunteers to implement ambulance, search and rescue programs - Qualifying first aid trainers - Training a group of people with low incomes on the minimum trades that enable them to enter the labor market Preparing 440 specialized and qualified paramedics and lifeguards, graduating 60 specialized beneficiaries
EERI Seismic Risk Reduction Knowledge and Capacity Building Natural disasters directly affect a country#s development progress and poverty reduction, by having the largest negative impact on the most vulnerable (poorest) segments of society and by diverting resources that could otherwise be used for further development. The objectives of the project are to support the efforts of disaster risk reduction globally through a more explicit understanding of earthquake and tsunami risk and vulnerability, options for mitigation, and leadership development.  The total cost of of the proposed project is US$425,000, of which the financing plan for recipient is US$390,000 and the planned supervision budget for the Bank is US$35,000. The planned implementation period is 3 years.
Integrated Disaster and Land Management Project To strengthen institutional capacity of targeted institutions to manage risk of flooding and land degradation in targeted rural andurban areas.
Madagascar  Mainstreaming Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management into Economic Development
Strengthening ICPAC as a regional centre of excellence for disaster risk reduction
GFDRR-GHI Partnership for School and Hospital Earthquake Safety in the GFDRR Priority Countries Objective and Impact Assessment: The project#s primary objective would be to demonstrate the actions that national and local governments can take to reduce the earthquake risk to schools and hospitals. The project would raise awareness and support for earthquake safety amongst the community at large by developing models of comprehensive safety in schools and hospitals. The project duration would be one year. Key indicators that the project is successfully meeting HFA-established benchmarks include: - School safety programs created in twelve schools in three different settings (two country capitals and one province/state with severe seismic hazard) that demonstrate raising earthquake safety awareness of staff, students and parents; forming a school safety committee; correctly anchoring objects that can fall; developing a school preparedness plan; and conducting preparedness drills; - Hospital safety programs in one major hospital in each of three different settings that demonstrate raising earthquake safety awareness of the staff; forming a hospital emergency preparedness committee; correctly anchoring and bracing objects that can fall or break; and developing a hospital emergency preparedness plan; - A community earthquake safety program, including a community workshop, in one mountain community to raise awareness and empower community members to begin reducing their earthquake risk; - Three reports describing an initial seismic vulnerability assessment of the project schools and hospitals, with recommendations for further mitigation actions, if needed; - Standardized checklists for identifying potential falling hazards and other important objects that can be damaged by earthquakes in schools and hospitals in the region; - A falling hazards mitigation manual for schools in three local languages; and - Sensitization of government officials, additional school administrators, and additional hospital administrators to local earthquake risks and steps they can take to reduce their risk, via two one-day workshops to be held in each of the three settings mentioned above. The project is expected to demonstrate a replicable model for school and hospital safety and thus, to generate interest in and demand for school and hospital earthquake safety projects and investments in the physical infrastructure for education and health in the countries concerned, and in other parts of the region. The project#s activities are an initial step toward safeguarding schools and hospitals from the threat of earthquakes.
GRDRR-Vietnam DRM Capacity Building The objective of the Project is to support the Recipient in the implementation of its National Strategy for Natural Disaster Prevention, Response and Mitigation by 2020 (NS), to strengthen capacities for a shift in approach from ex-post disaster response to ex ante risk reduction; and to be more effective in sustaining Recipient's growth and poverty reduction path, especially in the context of climate change.
PNG Disaster Risk Management Program The primary objective of the Project is to improve the resilience of Papua New Guinea to the impact of natural disasters and climate  change on the agriculture sector by informing sector risk reduction policy frameworks within country priority activities. Specifica lly it aims to help PNG develop in-country capacity to better understand causes and consequences of the potential impact of natural hazards and climate change at the national and industry-specific level, and propose and pilot appropriate risk reduction, financing and adaptation measures
IN Bihar DPL The overaraching objective of the operation is to support the implementation of critical structural reforms to attain sustainable and inclusive development over  the medium-term, while improving the delivery of key public services.
Mozambique-Programmatic Support to Disaster Risk Management Phase I The objective is to strengthen the early warning system and design and pilot mit igation activities in highly vulnerable areas.  Overall  Program Objectives:   The overall Objectives of the Mozambique Programmatic Support to Disaster Risk Management are to reduce loss of lives and assets, consolidate a culture of prevention, and strengthen support to prevention and mitigation.   This is in line with Mozambique's National Master Plan for Prevention and Mitigation of Natural Calamities. Development Objective for the First Financing Tranche:  to strengthen the early warning system, and design and pilot mitigation activities in highly vulnerable areas
Senegal Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation Project The development objectives of Phase I of the Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation Project are to strengthen the ca pacity of the Directorate for Civil Protection for supporting the Disaster Risk Reduction platform and coordinating preparedness and  response to floods. By the end of the first  phase, the government is expected to have set out a roadmap for a fit-for-purpose DRM institutional framework for Senegal and will have set up coordination mechanisms for early warning, preparedness and response.
DJ-Natural Disaster Risk Assessment and Monitoring System Improve capacity to monitor risk to natural disasters.
KG Coordination of Emergency Situations The objective is to support the development of an early warning system for emergency situations in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Lao PDR Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Management Project To reduce the impacts of flooding in target areas and enhance the Governmentâ€™s capacity to provide hydro-meteorological services and disaster response.
Disaster Risk Management Program for The Third National Program For Community Empowerment in Urban Areas The objective of the project is to assist the borrower to ensure that the urban poor benefit from improved socio-economic and localgovernance conditions.
Multi Donor Trust Fund for Mainstreaming Disaster Reduction Initiative of the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery This trust fund will provide core financing for the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery and serve to mainstream hazard risk management in poverty reduction strategies. The Facility has three major development objectives:
 1. Facilitate implementation of Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA, 2005-2015) in the Bank's partner countries at high disaster ri sks
 2. Strengthen country hazard risk management capacity and catalyze increased investment in hazard prevention and mitigation.
 3. Establish appropriate mechanism for financing sustainable disaster recovery in low income countries
 
 The Facility will operate through three distinct tracks of financing to support these development objectives:
 I: Support to the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) for accelerated implementation of HFA: DGF Grant will be used to provide support to ISDR towards development of global tools and methodologies for risk management, policy-based tools for mainstreaming etc;
 II: Support to countries for developing analytical and investment framework for prevention and mitigation: This track will support preparatory work in 86 target countries to enhance investments in risk mitigation.
 III: A global standby recovery fund establsihed to bring speed in disaster recovery operations
 This trust fund will finance track II initiatives and will operate through a multi-donor trust fund.
GFDRR Civil Society Partnership Strategy - Online Mapping Platform The objective of the online platform is to create a sustainable map driven information database of civil society DRR actors to stre ngthen the ability of the DRR community to engage in collaboration, networking, partnerships, shared actions and knowledge with all actors concerned with building resilience. The aim of the exercise is to provide a comprehensive and easily accessible global databa se of civil society actors engaged in DRR. The target audience for the online platform is government officials, policy makers, donor s, development organizations, civil society practitioners, and other stakeholders engaged in DRR.     The key indicator of success  will be the creation of an estabilished online platform and sustainable tool that maps global CSO engagement in DRR.
CATASTROPHE DEFERRED DRAWDOWN OPTION (DPL with DDO) The PDO is to enhance the capacity of the Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL) to be more resilient to the impacts of natural disasters.
Ethiopia Disaster Risk Management Country Plan Project, Phase I The development objective of Phase I of the programmatic Support to the Ethiopian DRM Country Plan is to improve the capcity of DRMF SS in early warning, disaster risk assesment and disaster prepardness.
GFDRR MAINSTREAMING DISASTER REDUCTION IN MALI The project objectives are: (i) Strengthening the institutional framework of Disaster Risk Reduction and Management, (ii) Strengthening key institutions material and technical capacities, (iii) local population and stakeholders awareness raising; and (iv) Development of a National action Plan for  Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Municipal Development and Urban Resilience Project The project Development Objective (PDO) is to (i) reduce urban flooding in the city of Cap-HaÃ¯tien, (ii) improve access to quality municipal infrastructure in selected municipalities in the Cap-HaÃ¯tien metropolitan area, and (iii) support the Republic of Haiti's capacity to respond to an Eligible Emergency.
Climate Observations and Regional Modeling in Support of Climate Risk Management and Sustainable Development
GFDRR MAINSTREAMING DISASTER REDUCTION IN Burkina Faso The project objectives are: (i) Strengthening CONASUR as an efficient coordinating center dor DRM in Burkina, (ii) Devising an early warning system, (iii) Capacity building for response institutions, and (iv) Development of micro-projects
Costa Rica Pilot on Early Warning Systems for Hydrometeorological Hazards The development objective of this Project is the design and development of a framework of an operationally effective and sustainable end-to-end early warning system (i.e., concept of operations based on standard procedures and protocols) for countries in the Central American region, with Costa Rica as a pilot. This framework will address the need for early warning systems designed to ensure that relevant information and warnings are produced, issued through national agencies, and are utilized effectively in emergency preparedness and response activities in the communities
Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Response and Recovery Provide technical assistance for Damage Assessment and Recovery Construction Plan following the Wenchuan Earthquake in China.
Ghana - Disaster Risk Management Country Plan The overall objective of the Disaster Risk Management Country Plan for Ghana is to reduce the country's vulnerability to natural hazards by (i) strengthening their relevant policy, strategy and institutional capacity and supporting advocacy for disaster risk reduction; (ii) identifying risks and support early warning and hydro-meteorological systems; (iii) reducing underlying risks and vulnerabilities, particularly in the water sector; (iv) and improving disaster preparedness for effective response.
LAO PDR Building Resilience to Natural Disasters To improve the capacity of the Government of Lao PDR to prepare for and respond to natural disasters by strengthening the legal framework for hydro-meteorological services, enhancing the efficiency of recovery planning, and developing options to reduce the fiscalexposure to natural hazards.
EAP Region (RETF) Building Community Resilience in EAP  (GFDRR Track II TA Core) To contribute towards the building of urban resilience in East Asia.
Climate change induced displacement affecting female migrants’ access to livelihoods in Asian cities: Improving food and water security in urban upgrading and resettlement OKP-RC.21/00020
Making smallholder horticulture farmers better access markets and value chain opportunities OKP-TMT.20/00097
Strengthening agribusiness relations for sustainable profits of producer associations in the Cauca Region OKP-TMT.19/00035 The training will contribute to strengthening the capacities of CREPIC and its local partners to provide specialized knowledge and coaching to agricultural commodity chains with the aim of creating value for the market and long-term sustainability of the sector. The focus of the training is on strengthening producer associations and their business relationships, access to markets, marketing and the generation of added value in the products.
Renforcer la formation pour l’emploi dans les chaînes agroalimentaires au Bénin OKP-ICP-BEN-103632 Eliminer la faim, atteindre la sécurité alimentaire, améliorer la nutrition et promouvoir l’agriculture durable (ODD2). Impacts sur le long terme : réduire la malnutrition et stimuler l’innovation pour promouvoir la croissance agricole. Groupe(s) qui seront affectés directement et positivement par le projet. 
1- Enseignants des 10 lycées agricoles et universités et gestionnaires des lycées agricoles. 
2- Enseignants de l’institut AERES et chercheurs de WCDI, iCRA et KIT. 
Groupe qui bénéficiera du projet sur le moyen et le long terme (étudiants, secteur et/ou société dans son ensemble:
1- Etudiants et alumni des lycées agricoles;
2- Anciens élèves des universités;
3- Employeurs et employés dans les entreprises (coopératives agricoles, unités de transformation, distributeurs agroalimentaires) des chaînes de valeur agricoles ciblées.
Capacity building for a citizen-led transition process in Sudan OKP-TMT.20/00142
Improving mental health and psychosocial support services of medical staff in North Kivu working with women, girls, boys and men affected by SGBV OKP-TMT+.21/00036
Enhancing business support services for female-led agribusinesses in Ethiopia OKP-TMT.21/00175
Preventing retraumatisation of SGBV survivors in DRC OKP-TMT.19/00087 The training of medical care providers aims to improve services and access to appropriate care for male and female survivors of SGBV and conflict related rape.

The TMT will train health care providers to (1) create awareness and understanding of causes and consequences of SGBV and conflict related rape of men and women, (2) increase skills and knowledge on SRHR to be included in their consults, (3) engage family members/partners during and after the treatment process, and (4) increase access for SGBV survivors to adequate medical care.

Key numbers: 20 participants per course, 2 courses per hospital. 4 hospitals, one course takes 3 days.

The long-term SRHR impact goal within this project is:

1. Better information and greater freedom of choice for young people about their sexuality
2. More respect for the sexual and reproductive rights of groups who are currently denied these rights

The achievement of the impact goal will be determined by the following indicators:

- number of health care professionals at the military Hospital in North Kivu and the police hospitals in south Kivu trained in core issues on SGBV and how to better deal with SGBV cases.
- number of Congolese SBGV survivors positively affected by improved care at these hospitals
- strength of collaboration between Congolese SGBV service providers