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Protection of human rights, access to justice and gender equality The areas of intervention in Sphere 3 are linked to two (out of four) DGF II high-level outcomes and specifically highlighted in bold as follows: To increase protection and fulfilment of human rights and gender equality; and to strengthen rule of law and improved access to justice for all citizens. This sphere is distinct in nature from Spheres 1 and 2, as it is essentially a sphere targeting themes of overarching importance. Although sphere 3 could technically have been merged in Spheres 1 and 2, the themes of human rights, access to justice, violence and conflict mitigation and gender equality are overarching priorities that need to be targeted separately. Furthermore, these themes are aligned with Uganda's Human Rights National; Action Plan (NAP) objectives, SDGs and donors’ key priorities. The main purpose is to keep an advocacy focus on both implementation of existing pro human rights and legislative frameworks, and ensuring that government takes its responsibility by providing the means through legal aid for the most marginalised.
Democratic Processes that build citizen relationships Sphere 1 is concerned with Democratic processes that build citizen-state relationships. Democratic processes and principles include grand values and practices such as the separation of powers (Legislative, Judicial and Executive), ensuring regular, free and fair elections, due process, rule of law and the principle of impartiality in the implementation of public policies. They also include concrete processes such as the right to vote, election to public office, and the right to petition elected officials for redress of grievances. This sphere is distinct in nature from sphere 2 and 3, as it specifically targets government institutions and how to ensure coalitions between reform-minded institutions and actors in government and civil society. It involves capacity development of government when necessary to facilitate better citizen-state relationships. The sphere has a “citizens first” perspective, and focuses on the interface between citizens and government institutions. This means that citizens’ satisfaction (or lack of the same) with government services and performance is the starting point (including performance by political parties and political representatives); as well as monitoring citizens’ perception of inclusion in decision-making processes (including political decision-making processes). The interventions include supporting and facilitating more and better quality opportunities for dialogue and exchange between state and citizens and between political parties and representatives and citizens and by promoting legal and institutional changes that improve the framework for accountability and participatory decision-making and provide better incentives for collaboration among different actors.
Citizen empowerment, engagement and accountability The areas of intervention in Sphere 2 are linked to three (out of four) DGF II high-level outcomes as follows: • To strengthen democratic processes that respond to citizens’ rights • To increase protection and fulfilment of human rights and gender equality • To improve citizens’ inclusion and engagement in decision-making processes This sphere is distinct in nature from sphere 1 and 3, as its starting point is the citizens, the rights holders, and the strengthening of civil society. Sphere 2 directly connects to Sphere 1 in terms of how civil society can contribute to enhancing government accountability, and it also relates directly to Sphere 3, whose themes are all relevant for Sphere 2 (in particular human rights and gender). Sphere 2 is articulated around a Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA); specifically the need to strengthen the capacity of rights holders to hold duty bearers to account in terms of, for example, planning and budgeting, as well as other ways in which government performance affects citizens and their rights (corruption, transparency, resource management etc.). While sphere 2 initiatives mainly focus on rights-holders, it also recognises the need for duty-bearers to have the necessary capabilities to perform their duties and obligations. Initiatives under sphere 2 focusing on government accountability will therefore closely liaise and cooperate with Sphere 1, whereas initiatives focusing on human rights, gender empowerment and representation and participation of women will liaise and cooperate with Sphere 3. The HRBA principles of participation, non-discrimination, accountability and transparency are all integrated into Sphere 2.
FINISH FORT This SP focuses the Mara region, particularly Serengeti and Bunda districts. The SP takes a FINISH approach, conducted by WAI partners Amref and WASTE. Amref with a focus on awareness, demand creation and local government, and WASTE with a focus on supply side and financial institutions. This work will be on rural sanitation and hygiene. It targets stakeholders from four domains to work together: communities, governments, businesses, and financial institutions in Serengeti and Bunda districts. Partnering is key to the success of the programme. More specifically, WAI will partner with Serengeti Town Water Supply and Sanitation Authorities, Ministry of Water, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education and vocational training, local government authorities (both health, environment, water, community development and sanitation departments), financial institutions (including micro-finance institutions, village community banks, etc), operating around the Lake Victoria zone, local community organisations, private sector entrepreneurs etc.
Heath System Advocacy Health System Advocacy (HSA) is an advocacy project seeks to improve Sexual and Reproductive Health in the country through advocacy by focusing on the WHO’s four Health Systems building blocks. The building blocks are Human resources for Health (HRH), Sexual and Reproductive Health Commodities (SRHC), Financing and Governance for health. The project is being implemented both at national level and Regional and district level through a multi-stakeholder approach where communities, CSOs and decision makers interlink to ensure accountability for improved health outcomes.
Revitalizing Education Development in Sierra Leone Multi Donor Trust Fund (REDiSL MDTF) The objective of the Sierra Leone Multi-Donor Trust Fund is to improve the learning environment and establish systems for monitoring of education interventions and outcomes.
Danida DEV 2022-2025: Bangladesh Bangladesh: Cox's Bazar. The programme improves education and child protection services for Rohhingya refugee children.
Danida HUM 2022-2025: Bangladesh Bangladesh: Cox's Bazar. The programme improves education and child protection services for Rohhingya refugee children.
Danida CIV 2018-2021: Bangladesh Improved economic and social status for deprived adolescent in Bangladesh. This project also covers contributions to the Covid-19 response in Cox's Bazaar.
GH16-1698.NU2G Strengthening the Dominican Republics National Health Servi Grants
Increasing Capacity and Quality of Strategic Information, Prevention, Treatment, and Human Resources for Health Related to HIV, TB, STIs, and Other Diseases in the Dominican Republic under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2020 Grants
Global AIDS: Improving Prevention, Treatment, and Care Services for HIV, TB, and Other Infectious Diseases in Target Populations in the Dominican Republic under PEPFAR The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the U.S. Government initiative to help save the lives of those suffering from HIV/AIDS around the world. This historic commitment is the largest by any nation to combat a single disease internationally, and PEPFAR investments also help alleviate suffering from other diseases across the global health spectrum. PEPFAR is the cornerstone and largest component of the U.S. President's Global Health Initiative. With a special focus on improving the health of women, newborns and children, the Global Health Initiative's goal is to save the greatest number of lives by increasing and building upon what works and, then, supporting countries as they work to improve the health of their own people.
GH20-2021 Increasing Capacity and Quality of Strategic Information, Prevention, Treatment, and Human Resources for Health Related to HIV, TB, STIs, and Other Diseases in the Dominican Republic under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
GH15-1517 IMPROVING HIV/STI/TB PREVENTION, TREATMENT AND CARE SERVICES FOR MOBILE POPULATIONS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC UNDER THE PRESIDENTS EMERGENCY PLAN FOR AIDS RELIEF (PEPFAR) Grants
CDC-RFA-GH20-2021 Increasing Capacity and Quality of Strategic Information, Prev Grants
GH21-2108 Strengthening the Dominican Republic's National Health Services (SNS) in Prevention, Treatment, Capacity and Quality of Strategic Information and Human Resources for Health Related to HIV, TB, STIs under PEPFAR - 2021 Grants
GH16-1698 Strengthening the Dominican Republic's National Health Services in the Areas of HIV and TB Informati Grants
Strengthening the Capacity of the Dominican Republic to Provide HIV/STI/TB Preven Grants
PS10-10141.NU2G INCREASING PUBLIC HEALTH WORKFORCE CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT AND DELIVER LABORATORY SER Grants
Strengthening the Dominican Republic's National Health Services in the Areas of HIV and TB Informati Grants
GH20-2021 Increasing Capacity and Quality of Strategic Information, Prevention, Treatment, and Human Resources for Health Related to HIV, TB, STIs, and Other Diseases in the Dominican Republic under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) - 2020 Grants
GH20-2020 Improving Prevention, Treatment, and Care Services for HIV, TB, and Other Infectious Diseases in Target Populations in the Dominican Republic under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Grants
Strengthening the Dominican Republic's National Health Services (SNS) in Prevention, Treatment, Capacity and Quality of Strategic Information and Human Resources for Health Related to HIV, TB, STIs under PEPFAR - 2021 Grants
CDC-RFA-GH21-2108 Strengthening the Dominican Republic's National Health Service Grants
GH15-1520 IMPROVING PMTCT AND QUALITY OF HIV TREATMENT AND STI SURVEILANNACE AND INCREASING CAPACITU TO ADDRESS NEEDS FOR KEY POPULATIONS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MINISTRY OF HEALTH UNDER PEPFAR Grants
mHealth System Strengthening (Cabo Delgado) [Mozambique] In Mozambique, children under five years are at high risk of deadly diseases and conditions such as malaria, pneumonia and diarrhoea. Despite efforts to increase access for rural populations to basic healthcare services, under-five mortality was estimated to be 87 for every 1,000 births in 2013.  Building on our previous work in Mozambique, this project will contribute to the reduction of maternal, neonatal and child deaths by linking up the work of community health workers in rural areas with the national health information system through mobile phone technology (termed ?mHealth?). This will be achieved through further development and scale-up of the inSCALE CommCare app? an interactive mobile phone application that guides community health workers through the diagnostic process and transmits data to the central health system. The project will also monitor and evaluate implementation of mHealth solutions in order to better inform stakeholders and decision makers of challenges and benefits of using these platforms. [Mozambique]
mHealth System Strengthening (Cabo Delgado) In Mozambique, children under five years are at high risk of deadly diseases and conditions such as malaria, pneumonia and diarrhoea. Despite efforts to increase access for rural populations to basic healthcare services, under-five mortality was estimated to be 87 for every 1,000 births in 2013.  Building on our previous work in Mozambique, this project will contribute to the reduction of maternal, neonatal and child deaths by linking up the work of community health workers in rural areas with the national health information system through mobile phone technology (termed ?mHealth?). This will be achieved through further development and scale-up of the inSCALE CommCare app? an interactive mobile phone application that guides community health workers through the diagnostic process and transmits data to the central health system. The project will also monitor and evaluate implementation of mHealth solutions in order to better inform stakeholders and decision makers of challenges and benefits of using these platforms.
Mozambique Energy For All (ProEnergia) The Project Development Objective is to increase access to electricity service in Mozambique.
Mozambique Energy for All (MEFA) MultiDonor Trust Fund The Development Objective of the Multi-Donor Trust Fund is to
 increase access to electricity to households, enterprises and community facilities in Mozambique.
Early Childhood Education and Development (ECED) Project in Indonesia This Trust Fund will co-finance the Indonesia Early Childhood Education and Development (ECED) Project. It shares the same objectives of the overall project. The development objective of the project is to improve poor children's overall development a nd readinessfor further education, within a sustainable quality ECED system.
 
 To achieve this objective, the project will:
 
 * Increase poor communities' capacity to engage in participatory planning that will result in new or improved ECED services for their children and families (see Component 1 of the Project).
 * Prepare the foundation for a sustainable ECED system through budgetary commitments from participating districts, establishment ofa national quality assurance and professional development system, and district capacity building (see Component 2 of the Project)
 * Ensure continuous improvement of service delivery and system building throughestablishing effective project management, and monitoring and evaluation (see Component 3 of the Project).
Feasibility Study - La Pluma Utility-Scale Solar, through Partnership International, Inc. The objective of the La Pluma Utility-Scale Solar Feasibility Study is to support Mexican solar company ENERMUN to build a 100 megawatt solar power plant in western Mexico in the state of Michoacn.
Reverse Trade Mission - Solar Power Development, through Telecom/Telematique, Inc. Solar Power Development Reverse Trade Mission
Definitional Mission - Intelligent Transportation Systems Modernization Projects, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency Definitional Mission - Intelligent Transportation Systems Modernization Projects, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency
Reverse Trade Mission - Railroad Grade Crossing Technologies Reverse Trade Mission, through Meridian International Center Railroad Grade Crossing Technologies Reverse Trade Mission
Feasibility Study - Chiapas Intermodal Rail Terminal Feasibility Study, through Enterprise - United States Unknown The objective of the Chiapas Intermodal Rail Terminal Feasibility Study is to assess the viability of an intermodal rail terminal in southern Mexico for the Secretariat of the Economy and Labor of the State of Chiapas. The intermodal rail terminal would create an efficient system for handling containerized cargo, facilitate the transportation of cargo via railways in southern Mexico, and enhance the supply chain between Mexico and Central America.
Technical Assistance - MEXICO: ASA AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT PROJECT, through Government of Mexico USTDA is providing $395,000 for technical assistance to Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares to provide recommendations on how best to optimize routes, facilities, and equipment deployed at four Mexican airports: Toluca, Puebla, Queretaro, and Cuernavaca.
Technical Assistance - Green Locomotive Technologies, through SNC-Lavalin Rail & Transit Inc. Green Locomotive Technologies Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance - CONAGUA Water Quality Improvement, through Batta Environmental Associates, Inc. CONAGUA Water Quality Improvement Technical Assistance
Feasibility Study - Baja California Wind Power Project, through Government of Mexico This $374,000 feasibility study grant for the Baja California Wind PPA Project helps the State Government of Baja California to design a 100 MW wind power generation project to supply renewable power to state government office buildings and facilities. The Baja California Wind PPA Project supports the Energy and Climate Change Partnership of the Americas, the U.S.-Mexico Bilateral Framework on Clean Energy and Climate Change, and Mexico's National Infrastructure Program.
Feasibility Study - Potable Water Filtration Project, through Government of Mexico The State of Durango Potable Water Filtration Pilot Project Feasibility Study is enabling the Water Commission of the State of Durango to assess the deployment of point-of-use water treatment units to address drinking water needs in the Mexican State of Durango. USTDA is providing a grant in the amount of $343,952 to the State Water Commission of Durango to partially fund the cost of the $687,903 feasibility study.
Technical Assistance - Smart Grid Regulatory Framework, through Government of Mexico Technical Assistance - Smart Grid Regulatory Framework, through Government of Mexico
Orientation Visit - MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION, through The Cornell Group, Inc. This $197,000 Mexico Multimodal Transportation Orientation Visit familiarizes Mexican government officials and Mexican companies with U.S. multimodal terminals and related U.S. technologies and equipment. The development of multimodal transportation corridors in Mexico represents a significant opportunity for U.S. exporters and would support more efficient trade-related transportation in Mexico.
Feasibility Study - La Pluma Utility-Scale Solar, through Partnership International, Inc. The objective of the La Pluma Utility-Scale Solar Feasibility Study is to support Mexican solar company Enermun to build a 100 Megawatt (MW) solar power plant in western Mexico in the state of Michoacn.
Reverse Trade Mission - Solar Power Development, through Telecom/Telematique, Inc. This reverse trade mission provided an opportunity for Mexican government officials and industry association representatives to learn about U.S. regulations and best practices to promote the development of solar power plants.
Feasibility Study - La Pluma Utility-Scale Solar, through Partnership International, Inc. The objective of the La Pluma Utility-Scale Solar Feasibility Study is to support Mexican solar company Enermun to build a 100 megawatt solar power plant in western Mexico in the state of Michoacn.
Feasibility Study - Baja California Wind Power Project, through Delphos International, Ltd. Baja California Wind Power Project Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - Smart Grid Regulatory Framework, through ESTA International, LLC Smart Grid Regulatory Framework Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance - Airspace Technologies Master Plan, through Enterprise - United States Unknown This grant funds the Airspace Technologies Master Plan Technical Assistance for Mexicos civil aviation regulator, the Agencia Federal de Aviacin Civil (AFAC). The technical assistance will support the design of a master plan to strengthen AFACs institutional capacity and enhance the existing airspace communications, navigation, and surveillance and air traffic management technologies in Mexico.
Integration of Climate-Smart Practices for Improved Livestock-based Rural Livelihoods of Vulnerable Farmers in Iraq, focusing on Women The intervention aims to generate economic opportunities for livestock-based vulnerable rural households, particularly women, through creation of smallholder dairy farmer groups in Basrah, Thi-Qar and Karbala governorates engaged in sustainable, climate-smart, efficient, competitive, and profitable livestock activities. Farmers will be supported in enhancing dairy production practices, including through improvement of hygiene and food safety in dairy processing as well as of animal feeding practices through local climate-smart cultivation of fodder and use of local strategic feed supplements (sugar molasses).
UNICEF Syria  Lebanon Girls and young womens education Girls and young womens education, training,TVET, STEM, life skills, Safe spaces and GBV protection, employability in Syria and Lebanon
ATIX: Institutional and territorial development Environmental and territorial management of the Xingu Indigenous Territory (TIX) and protection of indigenous rights through institutional strengthening of indigenous umbrella association ATIX, greater participation of indigenous women and improved infrastructure.
RMFB Rights of Minorities of Freedom and Belief Political and religious actors of different faiths are actively engaged in joint action to create, reform and implement freedom of religion and belief (FoRB) that is respected and protected in Myanmar and Iraq.
Women, peace and security- South Sudan The program provides leadership training of women and young women, and aims to increase government response to the post conflict needs of women in South Sudan.
Enhancing Participation of Women in Peace and Human Security,Nigeria One part of the project aims at strengthening women’s social networking capacities towards effective participation in formal peace processes, and will be implemented in three states in the Niger Delta Region, Delta, Edo and Rivers States
The second part of the project aims at promoting women’s participation in countering violent extremism to advance the implementation of the Nigerian National Action Plan (NAP) on UNSCR 1325, and will be implemented in the North East of Nigeria in, Katagum, Bauc
Global Global coordination for interventions with the following objectives:
1) Governments in Indonesia, Brazil and Peru incentivised to support ongoing implementation of landscape-level solutions.
2) Companies are committing to and implementing No Deforestation, No Exploitation commitments in key commodity sectors impacting forests in Indonesia, Brazil and Peru.
3) Improved monitoring and evaluation through local NGOs.
UNDP Malawi Electoral Support Project (MESP) 2022-2025 Basket fund to support election cycle and democratic governance in Malawi
Humanitarian project development - Strategic partnership with NORCAP Humanitarian project development. NORCAP (Norwegian Capacity Standby Roster). Secondment of personell on short notice to the United Nation and other organisations strengthening their capacity to efficiently protect lives and livelihood of affected populations in crisis.
MA-Promote livelihood and education with lifelong learning Collaborate with education actors to implement the Ministry of Education's "good school guidelines", improving the school environment for children; support quarterly meetings with the School Support Committee (SSC), teachers, principles, and DEO; address environmental knowledge, children's nutrition and children's rights in schools
Eurodad - Scaling up transparency, Accountability and Governance of Financial Flows Co-operation between AFRODAD,  Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development
(APMDD), Red Latinoamericana por Justicia Económica y Social (Latindadd), and European Network on Debt and Development (Eurodad). The partners will contribute to the outcomes through:  
Advocacy for improved participation of underrepresented countries in global tax collaboration mechanisms.
Civil society organisations participate in global and regional dialogues on tax and financial transparency
Strategic research on tax and development


Outcome 2) Global tax collaboration and standards reflect needs and capacities of developing countries
WILPF - WPS - global - non country allocated 2022-2025 These are WILPFs non-country allocated funds
Communities of Hope: Intra and Interfaith Harmony for Sustainable Peace (Phase II) The overall goal of the project is that faith communities are more inclusive, cohesive, peaceful, and enjoy their rights with dignity. The project actively contributes to enhancing inclusive and gender-sensitive peacebuilding community structures, specifically designed to address sensitive conflict issues that may arise among faith communities.