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Contribution to the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund Contributo all’Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund The Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund (EHF) is a multi-donor country-based pooled fund (CBPF) established in Ethiopia in 2006 by Resident Coordinator/Humanitarian Coordinator, to facilitate the timely allocation and disbursement of resources to meet the most urgent humanitarian needs and assist people affected by the ongoing climate and conflict related crisis L' Ethiopia Humanitarian fund (EHF) è un fondo multi-donatore basato sul paese (CBPF), istituito in Etiopia nel 2006 dal UN Resident Coordinator/Humanitarian Coordinator, per facilitare l'allocazione e l'erogazione tempestiva delle risorse in risposta alle esigenze umanitarie più urgenti, in supporto alle persone colpite da cambiamenti climatici e crisi legate a conflitto
River side development in Addis Abeba Riqualificazione degli argini fluviali ad Addis Abeba The project will rehabilitate and beautify a selected segment of the River Kebena water and bank. The project will improve substantially the environmental, health and living condition of the community residing in the area and will provide the capital city, Addis Ababa, with a recreational green area, a public fluvial park. The community will also benefit from the income generating activities included in the project (management of the park facilities and the collection and recycling of solid waste - plastic). Il progetto riabiliterà un segmento selezionato dell'acqua e della riva del fiume Kebena. Il progetto lo farà migliorare sostanzialmente l'ambiente, la salute e la vita condizione della comunità residente nell'area e volontà fornire alla capitale, Addis Abeba, un centro ricreativo area verde, un parco fluviale pubblico. Lo farà anche la comunità beneficiare delle attività generatrici di reddito incluse nel progetto (gestione delle strutture del parco e della raccolta e riciclaggio di rifiuti solidi - plastica) Il progetto riabiliterà un segmento selezionato dell'acqua e della riva del fiume Kebena. Il progetto lo farà migliorare sostanzialmente l'ambiente, la salute e la vita condizione della comunità residente nell'area e volontà fornire alla capitale, Addis Abeba, un centro ricreativo area verde, un parco fluviale pubblico. Lo farà anche la comunità beneficiare delle attività generatrici di reddito incluse nel progetto (gestione delle strutture del parco e della raccolta e riciclaggio di rifiuti solidi - plastica) Il progetto riabiliterà un segmento selezionato dell'acqua e della riva del fiume Kebena. Il progetto lo farà migliorare sostanzialmente l'ambiente, la salute e la vita condizione della comunità residente nell'area e volontà fornire alla capitale, Addis Abeba, un centro ricreativo area verde, un parco fluviale pubblico. Lo farà anche la comunità beneficiare delle attività generatrici di reddito incluse nel progetto (gestione delle strutture del parco e della raccolta e riciclaggio di rifiuti solidi - plastica)
Multisectoral programme for the improvement of health in Chifra and Hamer woreda in Afar and SNNP regions Intervento multisettoriale per il miglioramento delle condizioni sanitarie nelle woreda di Chifra e Hamer nelle regioni Afar e SNNP - FONDO IN LOCO The initiative aims to improve access to social and health services for communities living in Chifra woreda in Afar and Hamer woreda in SNNP, targeting women, children and people with disabilities. The objective is intended to be achieved through a multi-sectoral approach aimed at strengthening the health and social support system of the reference areas and, more generally, of the Country, at reducing malnutrition through the creation of income opportunities for the most vulnerable groups and at reducing vector disease infections. L’iniziativa ha lo scopo di migliorare l’accesso ai servizi socio-sanitari delle comunità che vivono nelle woreda di Chifra in Afar e Hamer in SNNP, con focus su donne, minori e persone con disabilità. L’obiettivo viene raggiunto attraverso un approccio multisettoriale volto a rafforzare il sistema sanitario e di supporto sociale delle aree di riferimento e, più in generale, del Paese, a ridurre la malnutrizione attraverso la creazione di opportunità di reddito per le fasce più vulnerabili e le infezioni da malattie vettoriali.
Expansion and Strengthening of the Kidane Mehret Hospital in Adwa Ampliamento e rafforzamento dell’ospedale Kidane Mehret di Adwa The proposed project aims at improving health conditions in Adwa, and in general in Tigray regions. The project will focus on achieving health milestones through the expansion and strengthening of the Kidane Mehret Catholic General Hospital. The project seeks to ensure a larger and equitable access to essential life-saving quality health services to the target population Il progetto proposto mira a migliorare le condizioni sanitarie nella città di Adwa in Tigray, fortemente compromesse dopo due anni di conflitto. Il progetto si concentrerà sul miglioramento del sistema sanitario, attraverso l'espansione e il potenziamento dell'ospedale generale cattolico di Kidane Mehret, con l'obiettivo di garantire un accesso piu’ ampio ed equo ai servizi sanitari essenziali di qualità e salvavita per la popolazione target.
Tool Development 004 Iraq Water Scarcity This project is designed to feed into the analysis and response capacity of the Iraq Water Scarcity Task Force (WSTF), which is a WASH Cluster initiative. The goal is to strengthen the humanitarian community's capacity to accurately predict and describe water scarcity.
OCHA Field activities, Southern and Eastern Africa (regional) OCHA Field activities, Southern and Eastern Africa (regional) Comprising the Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes, Eastern Africa is a region in which emergencies tend to be protracted and large scale, resulting in significant displacement and other needs. For this reason, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) maintains country presences in Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan and Sudan. The Southern Africa region has fewer protracted humanitarian crises, but is prone to drought, floods and cyclones. OCHA does not have country offices in the region but has a Humanitarian Advisory Team in Madagascar. OCHA works closely with local authorities and partners to bolster national disaster preparedness in these countries and assists response both through surge and remote support. Whether we are mobilizing relief money or raising awareness of forgotten crises, it is our mandate to keep world attention focused on humanitarian issues. For this reason, we produce and release timely regional reporting and analytical products to strengthen the humanitarian case and highlight the needs of the most vulnerable in the region Comprising the Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes, Eastern Africa is a region in which emergencies tend to be protracted and large scale, resulting in significant displacement and other needs. For this reason, Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) maintains country presences in Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan and Sudan. The Southern Africa region has fewer protracted humanitarian crises, but is prone to drought, floods and cyclones. OCHA does not have country offices in the region but has a Humanitarian Advisory Team in Madagascar. OCHA works closely with local authorities and partners to bolster national disaster preparedness in these countries and assists response both through surge and remote support. Whether we are mobilizing relief money or raising awareness of forgotten crises, it is our mandate to keep world attention focused on humanitarian issues. For this reason, we produce and release timely regional reporting and analytical products to strengthen the humanitarian case and highlight the needs of the most vulnerable in the region
OCHA Headquarter, Policy OCHA Headquarter, Policy Through leadership in developing humanitarian policy, OCHA helps set the agenda for humanitarian sector reform and effectiveness in response to a shifting global landscape, new global frameworks, and increased capacities of national Governments and local actors. OCHA also promotes and advances the normative framework for international humanitarian action while developing, strengthening and advancing this framework. Policy development aims to support effective and principled humanitarian action, saving lives and reducing suffering Through leadership in developing humanitarian policy, OCHA helps set the agenda for humanitarian sector reform and effectiveness in response to a shifting global landscape, new global frameworks, and increased capacities of national Governments and local actors. OCHA also promotes and advances the normative framework for international humanitarian action while developing, strengthening and advancing this framework. Policy development aims to support effective and principled humanitarian action, saving lives and reducing suffering
Using ICT to Provide Legal Services to Rwandan Population This project is implemented by The Legal Aid Forum (LAF) and is funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Rwanda. The wide use of mobile technology in Rwanda will allow LAF to provide legal information and advice to vulnerable populations in Rwanda free of charge. The wide use of mobile technology in Rwanda allows LAF to provide legal information and advice to vulnerable populations in Rwanda, free of charge. While the project aim at increasing access to legal aid through mobile phone engagement, the project has two phases. Phase one focused on developing the content for and promoting the use of existing 845 services within MTN and phase two consists of establishing the supplemental legal helpline at the LAF premises, the Call Centre. The project assists state and non-state legal service providers to raise citizen awareness of their rights and the laws that affect large portions of the population. This service is important to both state and non-state legal service providers, such as MAJ, Mediation Committees knon as 'Abunzi', courts and non-state legal aid providers like NGOs, and legal aid clinics of both public and private Universities. Legal aid information on LAF ICT Platform (845 service) is designed to provide various types of information including general procedural information about how to access courts, how to deal with SGBV, how to have judgments enforced, or how to file documents with the courts and aid on particular issues that service seekers may express. The project targets Women, youth, People with disabilities , the unemployed, Remote and rural communities Teen mothers, generally all Rwandans but mostly focusing vulnerable population in Rwanda.
Promoting Fundamental Rights and Strengthening Labour Market Improving labor law & inspections
45th Pacific Island Forum Meeting Funding under this investment provides a grant that will support the Government of Palau (GoP) hosting the 2014 Pacific Island Forum. The GoP will use the funds to cover general logistics for the Pacific Islands Forum and related meetings. The Pacific Islands Forum Leaders' meeting is an important regional event that provides an opportunity for countries to discuss regional issues. Australian support enables small pacific Island Countries like Palau to host events like this. The total value of this grant is $250.0 thousand expenced in the 2013-14 financial year.
ROP Partnership for Development Australia's bilateral aid to the Republic of Palau focuses on the following three strategic objectives:
1.  Reducing the threats from explosive remnants of war.  Palau was a major battlefield in World War II and the vast amounts of unexploded bombs, mines and artillery shells have been a danger to people and a hindrance to effective land use and development.  
2.  Achieving greater gender quality and enhancing women's empowerment 
3.  Co-finance with the World Bank a project that will reform the ICT sector as part of a wider project to lay a new submarine cable that will provide more stable and faster access to the internet for the government, private sector, NGOs, schools and individuals.  Australian assistance will focus on providing technical assistance to improve the ICT policy and regulatory environment.  Advances in the ICT sector will provide a more enabling environment for the country's development.
Unexploded Ordnance Clearance Funding under this initiative supports Unexploded Ordinance (UXO) clearance and the Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) survey and clearance in the Republic of Palau. The total value of this initiative is $4.5 million over 5 years, starting 2011-12.
Palau Infrastructure The Palua Infrastructure initiative provides support for the development and capacity building of infrastructure development assistance, specifically telecommunications services. The total value of this initiative is $0.8 million to be expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
Palau- Typhoon Haiyan Response Typhoon Haiyan struck the Republic of Palau on 7 November 2013 causing extensive damage to homes, schools, the national hospital, dispensaries, health centres and other public infrastructure. Funding under this initiative represents Australia's contribution for the repair of four dispensaries and for future disaster proofing of the Kayengal dispensary. The total value of this initiative is $0.1 million to be expensed during the 2013-14 financial year.
Humanitarian Assistance - Multi-sectoral response Multi-sectoral response, including Logs, Shelter, WASH, ERMS, AG/FS, and HCIM, to deliver life-saving assistance and support recovery to IDPs and crisis-affected populations
USAID/OFDA Grant for Yemen/Complex Emergency Provide Emergency WASH, Economic Assistance and Humanitarian Coordination in Yemen
Emergency Food Assistance In-kind food commodities (wheat, vegetable oil, and peas) to food insecure beneficiaries.
Multi-sector humanitarian assistance Award to provide Health, Nutrition and WASH in Yemen
Award to provide Health, WASH, AgFS, and Nutrition humanitarian services New 18 month award to provide Health, WASH, AgFS, and Nutrition humanitarian services in Yemen.
Provide agriculture and food security program and economic recovery and market system support. Provide agriculture and food security program and economic recovery and market system support.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance To provide emergency humanitarian assistance to 175,171 affected persons in Yemen.
Humanitarian Assistance Provide the basic needs and essential services for conflict-affected and hard-to-reach communities to reduce avoidable loss of life and improve the well-being of conflict affected persons.
Provide emergency assistance and support recovery to IDPs and conflict-affected populations through a multi-sectoral approach Humanitarian Assistance - Provide emergency assistance and support recovery to IDPs and conflict-affected populations through a multi-sectoral approach
Lifesaving health, nutrition, protection, and WASH support to children and families Lifesaving health, nutrition, protection, and WASH support to children and families
Emergency humanitarian food assistance Purchase of 930 MT unbranded ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) for Yemen
Humanitarian Assistance - Medical and nutrition care Humanitarian Assistance - Medical and nutrition care
Integrated humanitarian assistance Integrated food assistance, protection, health, and WASH emergency activities for IDPS and host communities in 10 conflict affected governorates.
The Project For Improved Sustainability Of Integrated WASH Services The Project For Improved Sustainability Of Integrated WASH Services
USAID/OFDA Grant for Yemen/Complex Emergency Information management support to clusters
Economic Recovery and Livelihoods Program (ERLP) The Economic Recovery and Livelihoods Program (ERLP) will strengthen key institutions in Yemen to improve economic growth and stability, and raise household income by supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, especially in the agricultural and fisheries sectors.
Strengthening Family Planning Services in Yemen Project The two-year Strengthening Family Planning Services in Yemen project will leverage existing activities to strengthen the quality of and access to FP services in 75 healthcare facilities across 6 Governorates. Strengthening Family Planning Services in Yemen Project in Yemen, will leverage established relationships and programming in the proposed target Governorates of Hodeida, Saada, Hajjah, Amran, Lahj and Sanaa.
Emergency food assistance Food assistance, health, nutrition, and wash for conflict-affected populations.
Food Assistance To improve access, availability and utilization of food in food insecure environments abroad. The priority for emergency programs is to prevent hunger and malnutrition in food insecure areas or countries.
Peace and Inclusive Political Processes (Yemen):  With FY 2023 funds, the Peace and Inclusive Political Processes in Yemen Program will partner with the Republic of Yemen Government (ROYG) to support its efforts to govern more effectively and responsively and to function as a more productive interlocutor in peace and political processes. The program will also strengthen the capacity of Yemeni civil society to partake in consensus-building efforts and to meaningfully participate in the public life of Yemen. Finally, the Program will support the safe and meaningful participation of women in both the ROYG and civil society organizations (CSOs) in governance, peace, and political processes, including in leadership positions. Key interventions will include advancing results-driven dialogue among government and civil society; providing training and capacity building opportunities to key leaders; fostering networking and relationship-building across different groups; and supporting gender-sensitive policy development. As a whole, these interventions strengthen governance and advance a more inclusive and durable peace process in Yemen. .
Health humanitarian services Award to provide health humanitarian services in Yemen.
Yemen Monitoring & Evaluation Project (YMEP) IBTCI is implementing a Mission-wide M&E program to provide continued, on-the-ground performance monitoring, verification and evaluation of the impact, output and outcome results and environmental compliance of all USAID-funded programs. The goal of the USAID strategy is to increase Yemens stability through targeted interventions in highly vulnerable areas. To accomplish this, the USAID/Yemen Missions strategy employs short and medium term development interventions to impact stability. YMEP is fundamental to this strategy as it will test the hypothesis that the development needs of underserved communities are causally related to improving political and social stability. Stabilization is the process of making a country or territory less likely to descend into, remain in, or return to a state of dysfunction and/or political volatility.
Expanded Democracy & Governance in Yemen Expanded Democracy and Governance in Yemen
Yemen Communities Stronger Together (YCST) The Conflict Management and Mitigation (CMM) grant for Yemen Communities Stronger Together (YCST).  The purpose of Yemen Communities Stronger Together (YCST) is to support local-level initiatives to mitigate conflict, strengthen social cohesion, promote the peaceful resolution of differences, and capitalize on stabilization opportunities in Yemen.
Humanitarian Assistance Health, nutrition, and HCIMA assistance to conflict-affected populations
Increased Use of Reproductive, Maternal and Child Health Increase the availability and use of proven life-saving interventions that address the major killers of mothers and children and improve their health and nutrition status, including effective maternity care and management of obstetric complications; prevention services including newborn care, routine immunization, polio eradication, safe water and hygiene, and micronutrients; improved maternal, infant and young child feeding; and treatment of life-threatening childhood illnesses.
Integrated humanitarian assistance Integrated lifesaving nutrition and WASH interventions for children and their families.
Inclusive Economic Law and Property Rights Support equitable access to essential financial services (credit, savings, insurance, leasing, remittances and payment services) of diverse providers (including banks, credit unions, NGOs, non-bank financial institutions, buyers, and suppliers) to low-incomes families and female and male-owned micro-scale enterprises/activities.
Public Internatinal Organization grant to United Nations Verification and Inspections Mechanism (UNVIM) for Yemen Public Internatinal Organization grant to United Nations Verification and Inspections Mechanism (UNVIM) for Yemen.  UNVIM, which is implemented by UNOPS, was established to facilitate the flow of commercial goods and services to Yemen and to support compliance with the arms embargo established pursuant to UN Security Council Resolution 2216 (2015).
USAID/OFDA Grant for Yemen/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Grant for Yemen/Complex Emergency
Crisis Assistance and Recovery Develop and conduct needs assessments, baseline studies, targeted evaluations, special studies or other information-gathering efforts specifically for the design, monitoring and evaluation of USG-funded programs. This sub-element may also include developing and disseminating best practices and lessons learned, testing demonstration and/or pilot models, or the preparation of strategic plans and other short-term programming tasks. Note: All such activities that are carried out by partners as an integral part of their monitoring and evaluation efforts for programs funded under other sub-elements should be included within those sub-elements.
Emergency ERMS, Shelter, And WASH Assistance In Yemen Emergency ERMS, Shelter, And WASH Assistance In Yemen
Humanitarian Assistance Funding will provide harmonized multi-purpose cash assistance to meet critical basic needs among vulnerable households.
Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) for Yemen Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) for Yemen
Building Peace in Yemen Activity USAID Building Peace in Yemen program will encourage people to build mutual understanding, trust, and empathy in order to heal divisions, including those rooted in religious, ethnic, or political differences. The program will also promote climate resilience and help reduce violent conflict stemming from scarce resources.
Health, Nutrition, and WASH Integrated Humanitarian Assistance Provide Health, Nutrition, and WASH Integrated Humanitarian Assistance to Yemen.
Humanitarian Assistance to Yemen - Global Communities This grant is for bolstering FSL, improving WASH access, and promoting economic opportunities.
Providing emergency health care for Yemenis Providing emergency health care for Yemenis
Yemen Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2016 Award Yemen Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2016 Award
USAID/OFDA Grant for Yemen/CE Provide Agriculture, WASH and Livelihoods Assistance (AWLA) to conflict-affected communities in Yemen.
Cooperative Agreement with IOM for the Yemen Program. Cooperative Agreement with IOM to build trust between communities and government in Yemen.
Promoting Youth Civic Engagement (PYCE) Promoting Youth Civic Engagement (PYCE) is a three-and-a-half year project funded by USAID to activate youth, ages 18 to 32, through community-based sports, recreational, educational and service-oriented activities in the Yemeni governorates of Aden, Abyan, Lahej, Marib and Sanaa.
Increased Income Opportunities and Food Security in Selected Increased Income Opportunities and Food Security in Selected Governorates
Joint OFDA/FFP award for Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management Joint OFDA/FFP award for Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management
Humanitariann Assistance to Yemen - Integrated health, nutrition, WASH, and food security assistance, and  to reduce the occurrence of cholera. Humanitariann Assistance to Yemen - Integrated health, nutrition, WASH, and food security assistance, and  to reduce the occurrence of cholera.
OFDA/FFP Program in Yemen Joint OFDA/FFP award for integrated emergency health and nutrition response in Yemen