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Assistance to Refugees and vulnerable food-insecure population (PRRO 200655) WFP aims to provide immediate food assistance to Burundians expelled from Tanzania. The CERF grant will be used to procure almost 690mt of cereals, beans, vegetable oil, sugar and salt.  This will be sufficient for about 4 months of food distribution for 25,000 beneficiaries. WFP will distribute through GFD and FFA activities.
Improved Water and Sanitation for Leda and Shamlapur Makeshift Settlements IOM proposes to provide 20 liters of drinking water to 25,000 Rohingya refugees ("undocumented Myanmar nationals") who live in two makeshift settlements, Leda and Shamlapur. This will include pumping, treating, and distributing 225,000 liters of water per day and constructing 15 wells and one pond for rainwater harvesting. By constructing 16 community latrines with 3 toilets each, IOM will increase the percentage of families with access to a functioning toilet from currently 64% to 82%. IOM also proposes to construct 45 bathing cubicles for 4,600 women and to conduct hygiene promotion.
Rapid rehabilitation of food security for vulnerable people affected by conflict with strategies for restoring agriculture livelihoods and the right to food The main objective is to achieve the rapid recovery of agricultural livelihoods of communities affected by conflict.  FAO will use CERF funds to 1) deliver seeds, tools and inputs for the establishment of community and family models of rapid production of food, 2) establish CDCs (Community- level demonstrative centers) and 3) provide technical training for the rapid production of food.  4,200 people in Choco and Valle del Cauca will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Provision of core relief items to the new refugee camp in Suruc The main objective is to provide basic and domestic items to vulnerable refugee families in the newly established Suruc Camp. UNHCR will use CERF funds to provide 3,000 families in Suruc Camp with core relief items including foam mattresses, sleeping mats and kitchen sets.  30,000 refugees will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Provision of Life Saving Basic Medical and Reproductive Health Care Services (BMRHs) to peoples affected by floods in Sagaing and Magway Regions and Rakhine State of Myanmar With CERF funds, UNFPA and partners will rapidly expand reproductive health services in flood-affected areas through the delivery of reproductive health kits, distribution of dignity kits, and provision of emergency obstetric care.  UNFPA will work through implementing partners already active in the flood-affected areas to expand their regular programming to cover the emergency needs of some 45,000 people during a four-month period.
Basic assistance and protection services solutions for refugees in Djibouti This project objective is to provide international protection and essential humanitarian assistance to refugees and asylum seekers in Djibouti. More than 24,500 refugees will have access to primary health care services and drugs provided or supported in the camps; provision of soaps coupled with of hand washing and hygiene promotion in targeted camps; and provision of alternative renewable energy for food cooking.

Total project budget: US$27,108,322
Total funds received to date: US$1,471,769
Amount requested from the CERF: US$350,143
Enhance food security and nutrition for the most vulnerable Jordanians and Syrian refugee households through improved access to safe and nutritious foods The main objective is to enhance the food security and nutrition for the most vulnerable Jordanians and Syrian refugee households through improved access to safe and nutritious foods.  FAO will use CERF funds to 1) deliver homestead farming inputs and 2) train households on land preparation and planting, water management, fertilization techniques, integrated pest management, harvesting, nutrition and cooking.  3,000 people (1,500 Syrian refugees and 1,500 vulnerable Jordanians) in Irbid and Al Mafraq Governorates will benefit from this support for 9 months.
Strengthening humanitarian assistance to IDPs in North Darfur through the Displacement Tracking Matrix The main objective is to provide up-to-date information on numbers/vulnerabilities of affected population in North Darfur to support immediate life-saving assistance by the humanitarian partners. IOM will use CERF funds to 1) deploy tracking teams to monitor the arrivals of new IDPs to camps, towns and the rural areas, 2) conduct initial registration of new arrivals & following up second registration, 3) conduct MUAC test and send results to UNICEF, 4) share information through OCHA and a OCHA-chaired working group and CCS Sector among other activities.  70,000 IDPs in Dar El Salam, El Fasher, Kabkabiya, Mellit and Tawilla will benefit from this support for 9 months.

Total project budget: US$1,819,000
Total funds received to date: US$1,350,033
Amount requested from the CERF: US$200,030
Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in Somalia WFP proposes to provide a humanitarian air service within Somalia and from Nairobi to Somalia for a period of one month. The UN Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS), with a fleet of six aircraft, will provide flights for passengers and humanitarian cargo to at least 12 locations in Somalia, seven on a regular schedule and up to six on an ad-hoc basis. This will enable an estimated 2,000 humanitarian workers from 70 agencies to carry out their work in Somalia.
Provision of Maternal, New born and Child health ( MNCH) and EPI services in the return areas of Kurram, Khyber and South Waziristan Agency The project objective is to deliver lifesaving interventions and enhance access of affected vulnerable people with medicines, supplies and commodities through focused interventions and to eliminate barriers in service delivery to the target vulnerable groups.  The overall aim is to ensure that women and children have access to maternal, new-born and child health services/information through facility- and community-based health interventions in areas of return in SWA, Khyber and Kurram Agency.

Total project budget:  $3,000,000
Total funds received to date:  $289,000
Amount requested from CERF: $800,018
Reinforcing security for humanitarian staff in the Lake Chad region UNDSS aims to enable effective delivery of humanitarian assistance for the expanded humanitarian operations in the Lake Chad region by establishing a temporary office in Baga Sola and deploying two surge staff (one Field Security Coordination Officer and one Local Ssecurity Assistant).  UNDSS will conduct four Security Risk Assessments and provide regular briefings for updated information and for effective decision making.  CERF funds will support UNDSS for 4 months.
Provision of protection to vulnerable displaced and host populations in the Diffa region This project objective is to provide protection to vulnerable displaced and host populations in the Diffa region. The activities include protection and border monitoring, access to justice for those in custody and Peaceful Coexistence and Reduction of SGBV. Total number of expected beneficiaries is 152,153.
 
Total project budget:  $17,549,528
Total funds received to date:  $0
Amount requested from CERF:$996,581
CDC Investigations and Technical Assistance: Malagasy Malaria Tool Box Monitoring and Evaluation Malaria in Madagascar U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Investigations and Technical Assistance assists national and local health authorities and other health related organizations in controlling communicable diseases, chronic diseases and disorders, and other preventable health conditions. Investigations and evaluation of all methods of controlling or preventing disease and disability are carried out by providing epidemic aid, surveillance, technical assistance, consultation, and program support; and by providing leadership and coordination of joint national, state, and local efforts.
Maintaining and advocating for Freedom of Religion or Belief in Indonesia Received funds from MoFA Maintaining and advocating for Freedom of Religion or Belief in Indonesia Maintaining and advocating for Freedom of Religion or Belief in Indonesia
CKU Pooled Fund Received funds from MoFA CKU pooled fund administration CKU member organisations
CKU UM call Lebanon 2021-2023 Received funds from MoFA NGO call Lebanon 2021-2023 Lebanon 2021-2023
CKU nexusindsatser i Ukraine Received funds from MoFA CKU nexus project in Ukraine CKU member organisations
The Global Engagement, Sustainability, Education and Cooperation Fund Received funds from MoFA The Global Engagement, Sustainability, Education and Cooperation Fund The Global Engagement, Sustainability, Education and Cooperation Fund
KAZ SO 2.11 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Strengthened Democratic Culture among Citizens and Target Institutions
Kazakhstan Judicial Program (KJP) (Kazakhstan):  The overall objective of the Kazakhstan Judicial Program (KJP) is to strengthen the independence of Kazakhstan's judiciary, building on the Supreme Court's aspirations to improve public trust in the courts and demonstrating greater alignment with internationally recognized standards of accountability and performance. FY 2018 funding will be used to provide targeted technical assistance and training to judicial institutions, including the Union of Judges, and Academy of Justice. In line with the Mission's efforts to strengthen GOK institutions (ICS Objective 3.1), KJP will train judges in decision-writing techniques, support the implementation of new legislation, and promote alternative dispute resolution methods. KJP also helps improve the Government of Kazakhstan's capacity to mediate business disputes and safeguard intellectual property rights. These interventions will positively influence investment climate in Kazakhstan, as well as will help to protect rights and interests of U.S. companies, thereby helping promote American prosperity (NSS Pillar II). In addition, KJP builds the capacity of the Kazakhstani judiciary to prevent violent extremism by improving procedures for categorizing and trying extremism cases (NSS Pillar I). As effective court system is often regarded as a cornerstone of lasting development, KJP's work to strengthen Kazakhstan's judiciary is a promising way to enhance the country's institutional capacity for self-reliance.
KAZ SO 3.2 HEALTH Increased Utilization of Quality Primary Health Care for Select Populations
Partnership for Development and Prosperity Program The overall goal of the proposed project is to develop democratic society in the Project target regions through strengthening the institutional capacity of local CSOs and promoting broad-based citizen dialogue and participation in the communities, thus building the foundation for good governance.
Grant to UNICEF - Rapid Assessment on Children's Vulnerability in Urban Settings in Kazakhstan Grant to UNICEF - Rapid Assessment on Children's Vulnerability in Urban Settings in Kazakhstan
USAID Kazakhstan Climate Change Mitigation Program Kazakhstan Climate Change Mitigation Program (KCCMP). KCCMP's main objective is to help Kazakhstan achieve long-term and sustained reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity by supporting the government and business community in the implementation of GHG-reducing policies and measures at the project, corporate, and national levels. The KCCMP works on: 1. Building the capacity of the GOK to implement two key pieces of climate change legislation which have already been passed, the Emissions Trading System and the Law on Energy Savings and Energy Efficiency Improvement; 2. Building the business community's capacity to comply with policies and measures to reduce GHG emissions by improving corporate-level GHG and energy data measurement, reporting and verification, improving corporate capacity to assess, develop and implement GHG and energy reducing measures, and, strengthen the capacity of the audit and verifier community; and 3. Improving the specialized education of Kazakhstan's energy and climate change professionals by conducting intensive training of government and industry specialists in energy management and audit techniques, GHG policies and measures, and GHG monitoring, reporting and verification, as well as enhancing graduate programs in the areas of clean energy and environmental management.
Expanding Participation of People with Disabilities The USAID/CAR proposes soliciting applications from organizations that support women and children with disabilities in order to advance the protection of the rights of disabled women and children. The main objectives for activities are to increase participation of people with disabilities in current USAID programs and strengthen the capacity of disabled person's organizations (DPOs).
Human Rights - Education and Training Improve the capacity and sustainability of civil and criminal justice sector actors and institutions, enhance coordination amongst them, develop citizen demand for an effective and accountable justice system, and develop associations to advocate for all citizens. Justice sector actors and institutions include: police, border security, prosecutors, forensics experts, judges, court personnel, public defenders, corrections personnel, private bar, law schools, legal professional associations, and training institutions for each of them. Work towards an equitable justice system by ensuring equality before the law, fair trial standards, and other elements of procedural fairness. Ensure more equitable access to justice through innovations within and beyond the state system and through improvements in the quality and quantity of justice services, with a particular focus on women, youth, the poor, and other marginalized or vulnerable groups. Programs primarily focused on trafficking in persons or migrant smuggling should be included in element 5.3 under the Transnational Crime area in the Peace and Security Objective.
Local Governance Strengthening Strengthening the capacity of different stakeholders in local governance and ensuring their involvement and active civil participation.
Wavemaker Pacific 1 Pte. Ltd. Wavemaker Pacific 1 Pte. Ltd. (Wavemaker SEA Fund II or the Fund) is a $50 million early-stage VC fund focused on seed stage investments in the Southeast Asia region. The Fund aims to invest primarily in B2B companies led by exceptional entrepreneurs creating superior value by leveraging technology to deliver high-impact Automation, Data & Intelligence. Wavemakers investment strategy is to build a large portfolio, exercise optionality, differentiate with stage (seed) and focus (B2B), and leverage its network. i.	Investment in sectors, business models and companies that support and nurture entrepreneurship, innovation, transparency, and access across the SEA region.
ii.	Provide access to capital to help grow nascent industry verticals of B2B and deep technology (AI, machine learning, 3D printing, virtual reality, etc.) in the SEA region.
iii.	Encourage operational, financial and E&S improvements of local businesses.
iv.	Foster job creation and economic growth.
Tsunami Tourism Loan Facility The proposed $150 million project is to establish a Tourism Loan Facility which will provide IFC with a flexible platform from which to support promptly and efficiently tourism companies severely affected by the recent tsunami disaster in South-East Asia.  The Facility will be utilized for financing the following components: 

-  the reconstruction/rehabilitation of tourism properties damaged by the tsunamis; 
-  the increased working capital requirements of tourism companies due to slowdown in demand in the region; 
-  the acquisition, by long-term strategic investors, of hotels and other lodging properties that have suffered damages and face uncertain market prospects as a result of the tsunamis; and 
-  the debt restructuring of tourism companies facing financial difficulties due to damaged property and/or slow-down in demand.  

The Facility will assist established hotel companies in the tourism sector in Thailand, Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Indonesia, who thanks to their distinctive brands, ability to develop attractive properties and well-established relationships with tour operators, will be important in restoring confidence and bringing tourism back to the affected destinations.

It is anticipated that the proposed Facility will enable IFC to support a number of companies (the Sub-projects) in the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Thailand and other affected countries, and thus ensure diversification of the portfolio.  Full utilization of the proposed Facility is anticipated within one year.
OCBC Alliance IFC Asia Emerging Markets Index Fund Summary Of Project Information (SPI)       Project Name    OCBC Alliance IFC Asia Emerging Markets Index Fund              Region    Asia        Sector       Project No005040   Projected Board DateDecember 21, 1995   Company NameOCBC Alliance IFC Asia Emerging Markets Index Fund   Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholders    	Alliance Capital Management L.P., New York, U.S.A    Project Cost Including proposed IFC investment    	The initial size of the Fund is targeted at US$100 million, IFCs investment would be US$5 million.    Location of project and Description of site    	The Fund would be organized as a semi-open-ended unit trust domiciled in Singapore.    Description of Company and Purpose of Project    	The Fund would be the first passively-managed emerging market equity fund targeted at the Asian stock markets comprising the IFCI Asia Index designed to meet the demands of Asian institutional investors.  The Fund would be designed with a umbrella structure to invest in ten sub-funds one each for the ten markets that comprise the IFCI Asia Index (China; India; Indonesia; Korea; Malaysia; Pakistan; Philippines; Sri Lanka; Taiwan, China; and Thailand).  The establishment of the Fund would further IFCs strategy to encourage passive investment in the emerging markets based on the IFCI Indexes.  IFCs co-sponsorship of index funds would help to mobilize substantial amounts of new long-term foreign investment to its developing member countries.    Environmental Category and Issues    	This is a category C project under IFCs environmental review procedure, no further environmental review is required.       Date SPI sent to PIC     November 15, 1995      For Additional Information contact:  Corporate Relations Unit -   telephone: (202) 473-7711   facsimile: (202) 676-0365
Nigeria Malaria Action Program for States [Nigeria] The MAPS project aims to support the state level management, prevention, and treatment of malaria in Nigeria. Malaria Consortium is supporting malaria control through LLIN distribution, the provision of Intermittent Preventative Treatment for pregnant women (IPTp) and demand creation for commodities and health services. MAPS is funded by USAID and managed in partnership with FHI360 and Health Partners International. [Nigeria]
Nigeria Malaria Action Program for States The MAPS project aims to support the state level management, prevention, and treatment of malaria in Nigeria. Malaria Consortium is supporting malaria control through LLIN distribution, the provision of Intermittent Preventative Treatment for pregnant women (IPTp) and demand creation for commodities and health services. MAPS is funded by USAID and managed in partnership with FHI360 and Health Partners International.
Mid-term review of DFID Nepal's Accelerating Investment in Infrastructure in Nepal (AiiN) programme Landell Mills undertook a mid-term review of the Accelerating Investment and Infrastructure in Nepal (AiiN) programme, which is a five-year, £35.2 million technical assistance programme aimed to support the Government of Nepal (GoN) to address key constraints to inclusive and transformational growth in Nepal, specifically poor transport and energy infrastructure, harmful or poorly implemented economic policies and regulations, and the risk of financial sector instability.
MUFG ECA GTLP The Project is a three-year, funded risk sharing facility whereby MUFG Bank, Ltd. (MUFG) and IFC would share the risk up to 50%-50% in a portfolio of up to US$300 million of senior loans that MUFG provides to banks in the Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region, predominantly in Turkey. MUFG will then use the funds provided by IFC to invest in new Sustainable Energy Finance (SEF) projects. In the COVID-19 environment, this Project positions the private sector as key to support the economic recovery process during this acute shock, shortening the time it will take for the most vulnerable to return to their traditional income-earning opportunities. The Project Outcome will be realized by providing access to finance/liquidity to the ultimate beneficiaries, the Turkish exporters/importers to sustain operations and to expedite post-crisis recovery.
CTP Bond Project On May 13, 2021, IFCs board of directors authorize it to invest up to an aggregate of 150 million in 7 to 10-year, green, Eurobonds to be issued by CTP N.V. (CTP or the Company, or together with its subsidiaries, the Group) under CTPs 8 billion Euro Medium Term Notes (EMTN) program (the Green Bonds). CTP will use the proceeds of IFCs investment in the Green Bonds for the development of green-certified industrial and logistics properties in Romania and Serbia (the Project).  The Group is the largest full-service owner-developer of prime industrial and logistics properties in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region.  CTPs primary market is in the Czech Republic, and it also has operations in Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Serbia and Poland. The most significant, expected Project-level outcome is the
Projects effect on customers who will benefit from modern and high-quality
business infrastructure that will help accelerate their business expansion and
growth in Romania and Serbia. Beyond the Project, IFC anticipates that the
Groups expansion in Serbia will promote greater market sustainability as it
will put pressure on local companies to adopt new standards such as green
building.  These practices will not only reduce operating costs and
improve efficiency but also attract international players to enter the market,
bringing with them improved sustainability standards.
Raiffeisen International Beteiligungs AG The proposed project consists of equity and debt investments of up to EUR 200 million to support Raiffeisen International Bank Holding AG (Raiffeisen International), a holding company fully-owned by Raiffeisen Zentralbank Österreich AG (RZB).  Raiffeisen International currently holds controlling stakes in 14 banks and several other finance companies in Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe, namely in Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kosovo, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine.  The purchase of a fifteenth network bank (Savings Bank of Albania) has recently been announced.  Total aggregate assets of the network banks amount to approximately EUR 19 billion as of December 31, 2003, with aggregated equity of close to EUR 1 billion (not including the Savings Bank of Albania).
SMBC ECA RSF II The Project is a three-year, unfunded risk sharing facility (the Facility) whereby Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and its affiliates (SMBC Group) and IFC would share the risk, on an up to 50-50% basis, in a portfolio of up to US$500 million of senior loans that SMBC Group provides to banks in the Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region. The proposed SMBC ECA RSF II project is a renewal of the existing SMBC ECA RSF transaction The proposed project is expected to provide financing to key financial intermediaries in the ECA region. Indirectly, this increased capacity will also improve the availability of credit to local producers and importers along the value chain and in a wide variety of sectors. IFC's support is much needed in the region to help financial intermediaries build capacity for their funding needs.