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Humanitarian Assistance Protection, aide et solutions To allocate FY22 IDA resources for protection activities. La fourniture de protection efficace, d'aide, et de solutions durables pour des réfugiés, des personnes intérieurement déplacées (IDPs), et d'autres victimes de conflit et de catastrophes.
Humanitarian Food Assistance Aide alimentaire humanitaire Support the implementation of food assistance and nutrition program. Soutenez l'exécution du programme d'aide alimentaire et de nutrition.
OFDA-2013-Chad/CE-CARE-ERMS OFDA-2013-Chad/CE-CARE-ERMS OFDA-2013-Chad/CE-CARE-ERMS OFDA-2013-Chad/CE-CARE-ERMS
World Food Programme Chad Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2012 Award Programme mondial de l'alimentation Chad Emergency Food et programme d'abri (EFSP) - récompense 2012 World Food Programme Chad Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2012 Award Programme mondial de l'alimentation Chad Emergency Food et programme d'abri (EFSP) - récompense 2012
USAID/OFDA GRANT for Chad/CE USAID/OFDA GRANT pour Chad/CE USAID/OFDA GRANT for Chad/CE USAID/OFDA GRANT pour Chad/CE
Emergency food assistance Aide alimentaire de secours Emergency food and nutrition assistance Nourriture de secours et aide de nutrition
Title II - WFP's Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations (PRRO) Chad - 2017 Award Titre II - opérations prolongées du soulagement et de la récupération du PAM (PRRO) Tchad - récompense 2017 Title II - WFP's Protracted Relief and Recovery Operations (PRRO) Chad - 2017 Award Titre II - opérations prolongées du soulagement et de la récupération du PAM (PRRO) Tchad - récompense 2017
Chad Emergency Response and Early Recovery Activities for Kanem Province (2ERAKA) Chad Emergency Response et activités tôt de récupération pour la province de Kanem (2ERAKA) Chad Emergency Response and Early Recovery Activities for Kanem Province (2ERAKA) Chad Emergency Response et activités tôt de récupération pour la province de Kanem (2ERAKA)
Emergency Operation 200777 (EMOP) - Chad Opération 200777 (EMOP) - Tchad de secours Emergency Operation 200777 (EMOP) - Chad Opération 200777 (EMOP) - Tchad de secours
Emergency food and nutrition assistance Nourriture de secours et aide de nutrition Emergency food and nutrition assistance to food insecure communities in mali affected by crises and displacement. La nourriture de secours et l'aide de nutrition aux communautés peu sûres de nourriture au Mali ont affecté par des crises et déplacement.
Title II Development Program through World Food Program. Programme de développement du titre II par le programme mondial de l'alimentation. Title II Development Program through World Food Program. Programme de développement du titre II par le programme mondial de l'alimentation.
FY 2018 202(e) and ITSH funds for UNICEF in Chad Exercice financier 2018 202 (e) et fonds d'ITSH pour l'UNICEF au Tchad FY 2018 202(e) and ITSH funds for UNICEF in Chad Exercice financier 2018 202 (e) et fonds d'ITSH pour l'UNICEF au Tchad
USAID Title II Development Program through Africare. Programme de développement du titre II d'USAID par Africare. USAID Title II Development Program through Africare. Programme de développement du titre II d'USAID par Africare.
Humanitarian Assistance Assistance humanitaire Funding to provide shelter, humanitarian information management, and health services to flood-affected populations. Placement pour fournir l'abri, la gestion humanitaire de l'information, et les services de santé aux populations inondation-affectées.
Stand-alone Grant to UNICEF for Nutrition in Chad Grant autonome à l'UNICEF pour la nutrition au Tchad Stand-alone Grant to UNICEF for Nutrition in Chad Grant autonome à l'UNICEF pour la nutrition au Tchad
OFDA-2014-ACTED OFDA-2014-ACTED EWS, hygeine promotion, CLTS, and sanitation infrastructure, and Ag/FS activities in Batha, Kanem and Lake Regions of Chad EWS, promotion d'hygiène, CLTS, et infrastructure d'hygiène, et activités d'Ag/FS dans Batha, Kanem et régions de lac du Tchad
Political Parties Partis politiques Establish and/or develop viable political parties and political entities that are effective and accountable, that represent and respond to citizens interests, and that govern responsibly and effectively. Établissez et/ou développez les partis politiques viables et les entités politiques qui sont efficaces et responsable, qui représentent et répondent aux intérêts de citoyens, et celle régissent de façon responsable et effectivement.
Grant to World Food Programme (WFP) - IDA Award for Food Assistance Chadian returnees fleeing conflict in CAR Grant au programme mondial de l'alimentation (PAM) - IDA Award pour les réfugiés tchadiens d'aide alimentaire se sauvant le conflit dans la VOITURE IDA to WFP/Chad to provide food assistance to Chadian returnees fleeing conflict in CAR IDA à WFP/Chad pour fournir l'aide alimentaire aux réfugiés tchadiens se sauvant le conflit dans la VOITURE
Title II award Récompense du titre II Title II award for Chad Récompense du titre II pour le Tchad
USAID/OFDA Grant for Chad/CE USAID/OFDA Grant pour Chad/CE Basic Award to ALIMA  -  to provide Nutritional, medical, and WASH support for children under 5 Récompense de base à ALIMA - pour fournir nutritionnel, médical, et LAVER l'appui pour les enfants au-dessous de 5
OFDA-2014-Concern OFDA-2014-Concern Health center support, MAM management, WASH activities including well construction L'appui de centre médico-social, gestion de MAMAN, LAVENT des activités comprenant la construction bonne
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Assistance humanitaire de secours Resources for economic recovery and market systems (ERMS), MPCA, protection activities. Ressources pour les systèmes de reprise économique et de marché (ERMS), MPCA, activités de protection.
Agriculture and food security support in Chad Agriculture et appui de sécurité de nourriture au Tchad Agriculture and food security support in Chad Agriculture et appui de sécurité de nourriture au Tchad
Integrated Protection, Cash, and Livelihood Response for Crisis-affected Persons Protection intégrée, argent liquide, et réponse de moyen de subsistance pour les personnes Crise-affectées The activity goal is to prevent and respond to gender based violence through the provision of integrated and inclusive protection, health, multipurpose cash assistance, and livelihood assistance to idps and host communities in lake chad province. The total number of beneficiaries that will be supported under this award is 425,864. Le but d'activité est d'empêcher et répondre à la violence basée par genre par la fourniture de protection intégrée et incluse, de santé, d'aide universelle d'argent liquide, et d'aide de moyen de subsistance à l'idps et de communautés de centre serveur dans la province du lac Tchad. Tout le nombre de bénéficiaires qui seront soutenus sous cette récompense est 425 864.
Emergency Food Assistance Aide alimentaire de secours Funding to provide food assistance and logistics for refugees, returnees and host communities. Placement pour fournir l'aide alimentaire et la logistique pour des réfugiés, des réfugiés et des communautés de centre serveur.
Emergency Food Assistance Aide alimentaire de secours Purchase of 690 metric tons (MT) of Ready-to-Use-Supplementary Food (RUSF). Achat de 690 tonnes métriques (la TA) de nourriture Prêt-à-Utilisation-supplémentaire (RUSF).
Support Activity 1 of Chad CSP Activité 1 de soutien du Tchad CSP Support Activity 1 of Chad CSP by providing livelihood alternatives to the least vulnerable refugees graduating from unconditional food assistance Activité 1 de soutien du Tchad CSP en fournissant des solutions de rechange de moyen de subsistance aux moins réfugiés vulnérables recevant un diplôme de l'aide alimentaire sans conditions
Nutrition assistance to Populations Affected by Food Insecurity in Mongo ans Mangalme Health Deistricts, Guera Region, Chad Populations d'aide de nutrition affectées par insécurité alimentaire dans la santé Deistricts, région de Guera, Tchad d'american national standard Mangalme de Mongo Nutrition assistance to Populations Affected by Food Insecurity in Mongo ans Mangalme Health Deistricts, Guera Region, Chad Populations d'aide de nutrition affectées par insécurité alimentaire dans la santé Deistricts, région de Guera, Tchad d'american national standard Mangalme de Mongo
Food For Peace Emergency Programs (EP) Nourriture pour les programmes de secours de paix (PE) To Improve Access, Availability And Utilization Of Food In Food Insecure Environments Abroad. The Priority For Title II Emergency Programs Is To Prevent Hunger And Malnutrition In Food Insecure Areas Or Countries. Pour améliorer Access, la disponibilité et l'utilisation de la nourriture dans les environnements peu sûrs de nourriture à l'étranger. La priorité pour des programmes de secours du titre II est d'empêcher la faim et la malnutrition dans des régions peu sûres ou des pays de nourriture.
Humanitarian Assistance Protection, aide et solutions To allocate FY22 tii resources to UNICEF Chad. La fourniture de protection efficace, d'aide, et de solutions durables pour des réfugiés, des personnes intérieurement déplacées (IDPs), et d'autres victimes de conflit et de catastrophes.
Emergency Response Réponse de secours Emergency protection, multi-purpose cash, and economic/market recovery services to conflict-affected populations Protection de secours, argent liquide universel, et services économique/marché de relance aux populations conflit-affectées
OFDA-2014-ACF OFDA-2014-ACF Nutrition (SAM, IYCF, health care center support) and protection activities in Chad Nutrition (SAM, IYCF, appui central de soins de santé) et activités de protection au Tchad
UNICEF Award in Chad for Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) Récompense de l'UNICEF au Tchad pour la nourriture thérapeutique prête à employer (RUTF) UNICEF Award in Chad for Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) Récompense de l'UNICEF au Tchad pour la nourriture thérapeutique prête à employer (RUTF)
Managing the Human-wildlife Interface to Sustain the Flow of Agro-ecosystem Services and Prevent Illegal Wildlife Trafficking in the Kgalagadi and Ghanzi Drylands NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Enabling Botswana to Fulfill its Commitments to UNFCCC NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Development of the Fourth National Communication and the First Transparency Report (4NC/1BTR) as a combined report and the Second Biennial Transparency Report (2BTR) of Botswana under the UNFCCC To assist Botswana in the preparation and submission of the Fourth National Communication and the First Transparency Report (4NC/1BTR) as a combined report and tge Second Biennial Transparency Report (2BTR) for the fulfilment of the obligations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Paris Agreement (PA). Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Accruing Multiple Global Benefits through Integrated Water Resources Management/ Water Use Efficiency Planning: A Demonstration Project for Sub-Saharan Africa NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Building Core Capacity for the Implementation, Monitoring and Reporting of Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs) and Relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Botswana NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mainstreaming SLM in Rangeland Areas of Ngamiland District Productive Landscapes for Improved livelihoods NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Production and Utilization of Biomethane from Agro-Waste in South-Eastern Botswana NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strategic Partnerships to Improve the Financial and Operational Sustainability of Protected Areas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Promoting Beneficiation and Value Addition from Genetic Resources through Enhanced Capacity for Research and Development and the Protection of Traditional Knowledge in Botswana To enhance the capacity for genetic resources research and development to promote beneficiation and value addition and to protect traditional knowledge. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. 1. The project will provide benefits to national and local level stakeholders, including government institutions, local community members, women, youth, and research groups and private sector companies interested in R&amp;D within the framework of the Nagoya Protocol on ABS. The project focuses primarily on capacity development for the implementation of the ABS Law in Botswana and for consolidating an enabling environment that is conducive to R&amp;D in the country. These actions will benefit the following: a) government institutions (e.g., DEA/MET, DWNP/MET, DFRR/MET, CIPA/Minister of Health and Wellness, Agriculture Boarder Inspectors, and Local Government) with enhanced awareness and understanding of the NP and the ABS Law, and with tools for promoting and monitoring the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol; b) local communities, including women and other vulnerable groups, with skills and tools for the implementation and monitoring of ABS agreements, the protection of TK, and to enhance the transparency about the utilisation of GR; c) national research groups (e.g., National Agricultural Research and Development Institute (NARDI), BIUST, BUAN, BITRI, University of Botswana, and ORI) with enhanced capacity for R&amp;D, including new knowledge, equipment for bioprospecting, and established partnerships with international researchers to promote innovation, add value to ABS value chains, and for the future commercialisation of ABS products; and d) private sector companies with information and training regarding ABS and aware about the role of BCPs. Finally, through the implementation of a demonstration ABS initiative after project completion, monetary and non-monitoring benefits will be shared with the local communities and research groups involved, and for the conservation and sustainable use of a selected species. The project will directly benefit 3,000 people (2,000 female and 1,000 male).
Renewable Energy-Based Rural Electrification Programme NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Improved Management Effectiveness of the Chobe-Kwando-Linyanti Matrix of Protected Areas NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Incorporating Non-Motorized (NMT) Transport Facilities in the City of Gaborone NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Integrated sustainable and adaptive management of natural resources to support land degradation neutrality and livelihoods in the Miombo-Mopane landscapes of North-east Botswana Promote the integrated management of Miombo and Mopane landscapes in Chobe and Tutume-Mosetse sub-basins through the implementation of SLM and SFM interventions designed to achieve LDN targets.

20,000 hectares of degraded lands restored (primarily cultivated agricultural lands)
565,000 hectares of landscapes under improved practices 
140,660 hectares of lands achieving LDN (primarily productive cultivated and grazing lands in Miombo/Mopane landscapes avoid, reduce and reverse LD)
637,745 tCO2eq sequestered or avoided over 20-years due to direct project interventions 
15,200 direct beneficiaries (Female: 9,800 Male: 8,100) Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. 1. The project will directly benefit approximately 17,000 rural producers in two districts. The livelihoods of these producers are currently challenged due in large part to the inability to address degradation challenges. The project will reverse this trend by providing producers with the opportunities to access knowledge, information, capacity and experience to adopt improved practices. These practices will result in GEBs, but also increased the standards of living, food security, and climate change resiliency of these at-risk rural dwellers. This will include providing residents to access to greater profitability through sustained production methods and ability to better realize gains from existing and new markets.    2. Employment is an on-going challenge in rural Botswana. By improving these practices, increased livelihoods, and income the project is expected to have knock-on impacts in terms of economic development and associated increases in employment opportunity.    3. At the governance level, national benefits will accrue to a variety of agencies. This will include the ability to more efficiently and effectively address degradation issues. The results of more strategic and collaborative approaches to degradation will also increase the cost-effectiveness of current divergent investments. These investments and associated human resources will be harmonized to directly address degradation and increase synergistic responses. This will include capacity building, limited supply of better equipment, and access to knowledge and capacity based upon best international and regional principles and practices.    4. As noted, the project will pay special attention to these issues with regards to women empowerment and gender equity.
Using SLM to Improve the Integrity of the Makgadikgadi Ecosystem and to Secure the Livelihoods of Rangeland Dependent Communities NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Building Local Capacity for Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity in the Okavango Delta NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Human-Wildlife-Coexistence Management Project in Northern Botswana. NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Demonstration Project for Decontamination of POPs Contaminated Soils Using Non-thermal Treatment Methods NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Community Dialogues for the prevention and control of NTDs Community Dialogues for the prevention and control of NTDs
Community Dialogues for the prevention and control of NTDs [Mozambique] Community Dialogues for the prevention and control of NTDs [Mozambique]
CMS - Strengthening the capacities for biocentric restoration in Zona Reina, Quiché This is a consortium project between 2 partners ACCH and Madre Selva. Each partner has designated roles within this consortium project although in WP appears as 2 different projects GUA204 and GUA205

Varied unique ecosystems can be found in Pajuil-Satán micro-watershed in Zona Reina, Quiché. Indigenous people  live in poverty as a consequence of climate change, biodiversity loss and harmful food systems which degrade natural resources in the area. This project presents a bottom-up and evidence-based approaches to increase resilience with a focus on strengthening the capacities of indigenous leaders and local organisations to mitigate and adapt to climate change, and become conservation champions will contribute to containing the environmental crisis. This initiative is part of a pilot project scheme that will develop ICD2628 (presented to Darwin Initiative) on a smaller scale, in order to accumulate relevant experience and learning for future experiences. The linked initiative is GUA204.
Responding to emergency food needs of displaced population affected by floods in Quiche, Guatemala In the first days of November, a cold front typical of the season, in contrast with the last days of the rainy season
for some regions of the country, has caused heavy rains that have affected at least 4 million 368 thousand 452
people in Guatemala, according to a report by the National Coordinator for Disaster Reduction (CONRED). The incidents of the last hours are part of the 1 thousand 467 registered during the 2023 rainy season, which has
left 65 people dead. It is estimated that rains and flooding have affected already over 4 million people. 
According to the INSIVUMEH forecast, for November 2023, three cold fronts with low temperatures, frost, intense winds, strong waves, abundant cloudiness and drizzle could be registered. This could endanger the health and lives of people who have been left homeless, who are in temporary shelters and those housing and road infrastructures that are already affected and at high and moderate risk. 
The most vulnerable sectors of the population, indigenous people, women, young people, children, the elderly and people with disabilities who already live in conditions of poverty and extreme poverty and depend directly on agricultural production and day labour, are even more affected.
Our partner ASUVI in Quiche has reported devastation in several rural communities due to the overflow of rivers. Community leaders have also reported families have been displaced and have sought shelter in public spaces or with relatives. Families have lost many properties and assets.  Food insecurity was already a severe issue in Quiche as a result of failed crops due to El Niño. 
This project will provide emergency food assistance( food baskets, in kind) to 390 vulnerable HHs in 1) Batzchocola,  2)Trapichitos del municipio de Nebaj, 3) Pico de Oro del municipio de Chajul y 4) Nueva Esperanza Sachina, Uspantán.
Strengthening the work of ancestral authorities to defend and protect common goods This initiative will promote processes of environmental education and "Community Light" led by ancestral authorities, communities and local women organisations as part of an environmental and collective rights strategy for the peoples in the region of the Zona Reina, in the department of Quiché. Its design is based in the experience of more than 10 years. During this period the community leaders and the partner have established a working alliance based on the principles of respect and recognition of the rights of the people, as well as support for the defence of natural resources within their territories and the provision of public services such as electricity. As a result, the partner has facilitated trainings inspired in the ecological approach with women, ancestral authorities and community leaders. The wider issues and shared challenges are around care of all natural resources, forests, food agriculture based on an agro-ecological approach, as well as the generation, transport and distribution of household electricity through the construction of micro-hydroelectric plants. The partner organised consultation processes. Targeted communities will be in the center of each activity in order to guarantee an integral and realistic restoration and protection of the gallery forests.
Strengthening women's networks for Food Sovereignty and Economic Development This project will contribute to capacity strengthening, as well as economic, political and environmental empowerment of women members of the municipal networks for prevention of violence against women in communities in the municipalities of Alta Verapaz, Guatemala.  

The focus is on nutritional food security and family income, by improving the value of agricultural production, strengthening economic opportunities, local leadership, better services and social benefits for women leaders in gender, services and decent benefits.

The proposal aims to focus on the following aspects: 

a) Productivity
b) Organization, Community Leadership and Advocacy of women 
c) Women’s Health and Nutrition 
d) Marketing: 
e) Organisational strengthening and technical capabilities of the Social Pastoral team in aspects of human rights, food security, climate change, risk management and gender.

A second phase of this project started in January 2018.

A third phase of this project will start in October 2019 for three years (under a new project ID, GUA183).