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Empresarios Capacitados Consiste en la identificación y capacitación de micro y pequeños empresarios y aplicación de la metodología PDP para fortalecimiento de sus capacidades empresariales
Progreso Multidimensional Análisis multidimensional del Progreso aplicado a través del análisis del impacto de las transferencias sociales y de las transiciones y la capacidad de construcción de la canasta de resiliencia.
Controlando el resurgimiento de la malaria El Fondo Global aprobó la asignación de una subvención excepcional contra la malaria para Venezuela. El PNUD ha sido nombrado Receptor Principal . Se ha previsto desarrollar una fase previa de preparación para la ejecución del programa
Programme de coop¿ration Union Europ¿enne - Saint-Pierre et Miquelon pour la p¿riode 2021-2027 Programme de coop¿ration Union Europ¿enne - Saint-Pierre et Miquelon pour la p¿riode 2021-2027 -
Programme de coopération Union Européenne ¿ Saint-Pierre et Miquelon pour la période 2021-2027 Le Programme d¿appui au développement du Tourisme Durable contribue aux objectifs de la politique de développement territorial à travers le Schéma de Développement Stratégique (SDS) de SPM, laquelle vise à améliorer la croissance économique durable, en particulier au travers du développement du tourisme durable. &nbsp;La logique d¿intervention de cette action permettra, notamment au travers de l¿augmentation de la capacité d¿hébergement, de la valorisation du patrimoine maritime, du développement d¿une stratégie de marketing touristique, d¿une labellisation de l¿offre d¿hébergement, de la mise en place d¿une gestion prévisionnelle des emplois et des compétences et de parcours de formation des jeunes, et du développement d¿une agriculture locale, de répondre aux principaux défis posés au secteur. Ces défis sont la nécessité d¿améliorer l¿offre d¿hébergement touristique, de pallier aux limites structurelles inhérentes au marché de l¿emploi, en particulier au niveau du secteur touristique, l¿amélioration des performances énergétiques d¿équipements culturels et d¿accueil des touristes.&nbsp;Cette approche, qui inclut la digitalisation, est adaptée aux défis du changement climatique et de la transition énergétique et doit permettre de renforcer la résilience de l¿économie de SPM et de rendre les activités liées au tourisme durable attractives pour les jeunes.&nbsp;L¿objectif du programme est de promouvoir une croissance économique durable par le développement du Tourisme Durable, et de remettre en croissance vertueuse le couple démographie/modèle économique de territoire. &nbsp;Il se déclinera en trois principaux résultats interdépendants :·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Favoriser et soutenir la diversification et le développement de l¿économie marchande·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Regénérer et renforcer les valeurs-phare de l¿archipel pour un renouveau du `Bien vivre ensemble¿·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Accompagner l¿évolution et la structuration d¿un territoire qui se mobilise pour l¿ouverture vers l¿extérieur et l¿accueil.&nbsp;La politique sectorielle fait partie intégrante du plan d¿action du Schéma de Développement Stratégique et intégré au Programme Indicatif Pluriannuel 2021-2027, dont la la finalité stratégique est de&nbsp;:·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Faire de SPM une destination de tourisme durable·&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Accroitre la contribution du secteur touristique à l¿économie locale&nbsp;Cette action contribuera à l¿atteinte de l¿ODD 8, une croissance économique soutenue, partagée et durable, le plein emploi productif et un travail décent pour tous, ainsi qu¿à l¿ODD 4 (éducation), l¿ODD-11 (urbanisation inclusive et durable), l¿ODD 12 (Consommation et production responsables), l¿ODD-13 (la lutte contre le changement climatique), l¿ODD-14 (la conservation durable des ressources marines) et au maintien de la biodiversité (ODD 15).
Assistance technique pour la formulation /conception du prochain programme de coopération Union Européenne ¿ Saint-Pierre et Miquelon pour la période 2021-2027 <p>L¿objectif principal de la mission est de fournir une assistance technique à SPM pour la conception / formulation du nouveau programme de coopération pour la période 2021-2027 (enveloppe territoriale).</p>
OCT Technical Cooperation Facility (TCF) 2022 The OCT Technical Cooperation Facility will be a flexible and demand driven facility to rapidly mobilise technical expertise and support to underpin the EU-OCT partnership. It builds on similar support measures in place in the previous period.
Department of Energy, International Nuclear Materials Protection & Cooperation International Nuclear Material Protection
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Best Practices
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) Convert RERTR (Reduced Enrichment for Research and Test Reactors).
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) International Material Protection.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Enforcement and Targeting and Risk Management
Department of Energy, International Nuclear Materials Protection & Cooperation Protect International Material. Deter, detect, and interdict illicit trafficking in nuclear and other radioactive materials.
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) Gap Nuclear Material Removal.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Proliferation Awareness Training.
Department of Energy, International Nuclear Security Capacity Building Activities The U.S. Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) Office of International Nuclear Security (INS) works to lead and partner in U.S. international efforts to prevent threat and sabotage of nuclear materials and facilities worldwide by strengthening global nuclear security norms through White House initiatives on cybersecurity, insider threat mitigation, and transport security.
Department of Energy, Nuclear Smuggling Detection and Deterrence Program The Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) Office of Nuclear Smuggling Detection and Deterrence (NSDD) works with international partners to strengthen capabilities to deter, detect, and investigate the smuggling of nuclear and radiological materials by providing the expertise and tools needed to respond to smuggling events.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Lab Lead Funds. Program Management and Event Participation.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Electronic Commodity Identification Training deployment.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Export Enforcement workshop to prevent proliferation of dual-use commodities and technology
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) Protect International Material.
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) Department of Energy, Global Threat Reduction Initiative. United Kingdom Threat Reduction Activities.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Lab Lead Funds. Program Management and Event Participation - IAEA Methodologies Course.
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) Kazakhstan Spent Fuel.
Department of Energy, Analysis of Strategic Commodity Transfers (ASCOT) Workshop The Analysis of Strategic Commodity Transfers (ASCOT) Workshop is an advanced license analysis course designed for licensing officers and technical staff involved in the license review process. The objective of ASCOT is to ensure that these personnel can effectively perform proliferation risk analyses and have a basic level of technical knowledge of controlled goods to apply toward such reviews.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and Arms Control Lab Lead Funds. Program Management and Event Participation.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Analysis of Strategic Commodity Transfer.
Department of Energy, WMD Commodity Identification Training (CIT) Instructor Training WMD Commodity Identification Training (CIT) Instructor Training.
Department of Energy, Commodity Identification Training (CIT) Instructor Training Workshop Commodity Identification Training (CIT) Instructor Training Workshop.
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) Russian Research Reactor Fuel Return (RRRFR).
Department of Energy, Joint WMD Commodity Identification Training (CIT) Joint WMD Commodity Identification Training (CIT).
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Internal Compliance Program Workshop.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Regional Technical Experts Working Group meeting on Export Controls.
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) HEU Reactor Conversion.
Department of Energy, International Nuclear Materials Protection, Control & Accounting (MPC&A) (formerly International Nuclear Materials Protection & Cooperation) Protect Int. Material; Deter, detect, & interdict illicit trafficking in nuclear/radioactive materials.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Commodity Identification Training Workshop.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Technical Exchange.
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) International Radiological Material Removal.
Department of Energy, WMD Commodity Identification Training (CIT) WMD Commodity Identification Training (CIT).
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Enterprise Outreach.
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) Remove Nuclear Russia-origin (RRRFR).
Department of Energy, Office of Global Nuclear Material Threat Reduction (NA-212) Remove Nuclear US-origin (FRR SNF).
Department of Energy, Commodity Identification Training (CIT) Workshop Commodity Identification Training (CIT) Workshop.
Expenditure Verification of Contract 2017/393394 - Capacity Building and Development of Civil Society Organisations for Business in Trinidad and Tobago <p>Expenditure Verification to be performed based on Agreed Up0on Procedures included in the TOR with the provision of reports at completion which will support the Contracting Authority's conclusions on the eligibility of the reported expenditure and the related follow-up.</p>
Support to the implementation of Trinidad and Tobago's Nationally Determined Contribution: Installation of a Solar Park at Piarco International Airpor This project will support the project by financing the installation of solar panels. Ground-mounted solar panels will be installed with an annual generation capacity of 1,443,830 kWh and the potential to avoid annually an emission of 1,010 metric tonnes CO2.
Activity under preparation Implementation of Trinidad and Tobago¿s Interoperability Platform, e-Identity Program and Government Data Center Contract related to: Implementation of Trinidad and Tobago¿s Interoperability Platform, e-Identity Program and Government Data Center - Until 2020, the Latin America (LAIF) and Caribbean (CIF) Facilities have been operating under different budgetary regimes, LAIF under the Development Cooperation Instrument (DCI) and the CIF under the European Development Fund (EDF). This new Facility, LACIF, follows the strategic logic under the new NDICI to merge different financial instruments under the same umbrella. DCI and EDF converge in the new NDICI and this provides the opportunity to combine the two previous facilities in one, taking advantage of shared structures and stakeholders, minimizing administrative transaction costs and adding flexibility to the process of resource allocation, while catering to the unique opportunities and challenges of the two regions. Moreover, action at regional level is particularly relevant to tackle crucial aspects of infrastructure involving networks (transport, energy, water and digital) and regarding cross-border issues (health security, supply chains, migration, etc.). LACIF will continue to boost access to funds from financial institutions, which are supporting key investments for sustainable inclusive infrastructure development with a focus on climate change, as well as rights and gender responsive private sector development in the region contributing substantially to poverty alleviation throughout the continent.European financial institutions were key partners of LAIF and CIF, an important factor for the success of the Facilities was the participation of the regional Latin American and Caribbean financial institutions, more prominently the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the Latin American Development Bank (CAF), the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) and the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), acting as co-lead implementers for many operations. This resulted in a stronger and more strategic partnership between European and Latin American financial institutions.
Support to Competitive and Innovative Economy in Trinidad & Tobago - Shaping the Future of Innovation The specific objective of the project is to catalyze an increase in innovation activity in order to drive business led economic growth and jobs, via the development of new markets, products, services and business models, increased efficiency, and competitiveness. The intervention will include three major components that will be implemented concurrently.
Support to the implementation of Trinidad and Tobagos Nationally Determined Contribution (1) facilitate installation of solar energy systems: small scale systems in public utilities and remote communities plus a large scale solar park;(2) TA for operationalisation of RE/EEconducive policy (3) support to a public awareness campaign.
Capacity Building and Development of Civil Society Organisations for Business in Trinidad and Tobago To strengthen the capacity of national and local CSOs and improve the effectiveness of the national civil society organisations (CSOs) in participating effectively in the decision making and implementation of the national and local policies related to business and the economy
Global Climate Change Alliance Plus Trinidad and Tobago Support to the implementation of Trinidad and Tobago's Nationally Determined Contribution Project aims at installing small scale systems in public utilities and remote communities, support for the national renewable energy and energy efficiency policy and regulatory framework, as well as addressing public awareness related to energy efficiency, energy pricing and renewable energy.
Support to a Competitive and Innovative Economy in Trinidad & Tobago Support to improve the innovation performance through 3 components: (1) An innovation fund to finance innovation, (2) Closer applied collaboration between tertiary institutions and firms, and (3) Development of an innovation network.
Measures to support Trinidad and Tobago Civil Society Organisations Support intermediary type civil society organisations to develop their capacity as partners in development in the areas of Business and the Environment (including climate change)
Swedish Programmatic Trust Fund for Supporting Sustainable Wastewater Management in Georgia The objective of the programmatic Trust Fund is to promote sustainable wastewater management in Georgia and pilot implementation of wastewater treatment plants, aligned with World Bank safeguards policies and in harmonization with the EU legislation.
Supporting Sustainable Wastewater Management <p>The objective of the Project is to promote sustainable wastewater management in Georgia and pilot the implementation of wastewate r treatment plants.</p>
EU ¿ Hong Kong Engagement Support Facility <p class="ql-align-justify">The Overall Objective of this action is to enable the EU to address the short and medium-term foreign policy and external relations needs and opportunities in/with Hong Kong (and Macao), by supporting innovative policies and initiatives, deepening relations and dialogues, and by forging alliances and partnerships.</p><p><br></p>
Exceptional Assistance Measure regarding the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Exceptional Assistance Measure regarding the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region - Exceptional Assistance Measure regarding the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Thematic funding for 2014-15 (Sida-ILO Partnership Programme 2014-17) Empowerment in Zimbabwe Over the past decade, the ILO has introduced its Training for Rural Economic Empowerment (TREE) methodology in 16 countries in Africa and Asia to support rural livelihoods, poverty reduction and income generation. TREE is adapted from an earlier ILO Community-based Training programme implemented during the nineties. TREE’s goal is the promotion of income generation and local development, emphasizing the role of skills and knowledge for creating new economic and employment opportunities for the poor, the underemployed, the unemployed, informal economy workers and the otherwise disadvantaged, towards sustained economic activities. TREE country experiences include Bangladesh, Benin, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of Congo, Guinea Bissau, Indonesia, Niger, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Timor-Leste, Togo, Vietnam, and Zimbabwe. Process evaluations and case studies have captured innovation and shown positive changes in TREE beneficiaries and their communities. In an attempt to assess what works to improve labour market outcomes of youth, the ILO’s Area of Critical Importance (ACI) “Skills and Jobs for Youth” selected TREE among a set of ILO methodologies to undergo an impact evaluation. The decision responds to (i) an increased demand from governments and social partners for rigorous evaluation of youth employment interventions, as reflected in the ILO’s Call for Action (ILO, 2012); and (ii) the severe lack of information about effective employment interventions to support youth in rural areas. The TREE project in Zimbabwe was identified as subject of the evaluation – provided its unique targeting on young women and men. Zimbabwe’s TREE falls under the framework of the technical cooperation project Skills for Youth Employment and Rural Development in Southern and Western Africa, which started in 2010 with funding from the Danish-led Africa Commission. This document describes a research project to rigorously evaluate TREE in Zimbabwe. Provided project design, implementation, and country context, the main challenge for the research is to find a robust counterfactual which enables one to identify what would have happened to TREE beneficiaries had they not been exposed to the intervention. The challenge is further compounded by the fact that no clear baseline data seems to be available for beneficiaries and a suitable control group. Accordingly, the proposed evaluation methodology is the combination of Propensity Score Matching (PSM) and Difference in Difference (DID). This methodology requires baseline data for both controls and beneficiaries paired with a second round or endline data for the same individuals in both groups.
Observatorio Social Objetivos inmediato Diseño e instalación del Observatorio Social Productos y/o servicios Producto 1: Propuesta de diseño institucional del observatorio. Producto 2: Taller tripartito de discusión de la propuesta de diseño institucional del observatorio. El proyecto cubre la contratación de consultores que apoyen el diseño e instalación de un Observatorio Social, cuyo objetivo principal será el análisis de información, la generación de conocimiento y ser una fuente de elaboración de políticas públicas en el ámbito del trabajo infantil
International expert meeting on forced labour and human trafficking in fisheries in the Atlantic region
Support macroeconomic research and analysis as a basis for the development of policies and programs for inclusive development
Livelihood and economic recovery: strengthening social cohesion and community resilience The proposed project has been developed by the Working Group for Sustainable Livelihoods and Employment Generation (SL-EG) established within the Joint UN framework to support the transition in Yemen with active participation of five (5) government Ministries and seven (7) UN Agencies ; reflecting the commitment of the government and United Nations System (UNS) to address critical issues of unemployment, poverty and displacement. The Working Group on SL-EG holds the firm belief that IDPs, unemployed youth, poor women, and at risk populations who are marginalized and excluded, if properly supported, can drive innovation, economic recovery, and peaceful coexistence and stability. Catalytic support through the PBF mechanism is needed to generate peace dividends in the immediate, short-term that, parallel to successful national dialogue, will contribute to a peaceful transition period The proposed project is designed to mobilize poor or unemployed young women as well as the most vulnerable populations living in conflict affected / prone communities (such as female headed households, internally displaced populations) to drive innovation, economic recovery, peaceful coexistence and stability thus contributing to the transition process that will consolidate political change and ensure stability. Through the project, improved livelihoods for urban and rural populations will be achieved, households participating will experience increase in income and sustainable employment will be created. These results will contribute to greater confidence in the government and the transition process and ultimately contribute to a national dialogue and a successful transition into peace. Conditions will be established so that people will feel no need for a return to violence thus creating peace dividends in the immediate term while laying a foundation for economic growth in the medium and long term.