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SCB and  TEMO survays - Temo SCB och TEMO mätningar The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
AGO Study visit - Reimbursables AGO Studiebesök/Konsultfd The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
UNFPA sexual harassment, 2009 - UNFPA sexual harassment UNFPA sexual harassment, 2009
HR-conf 2004 MR-dagar 2004 Ordfronts demokratiakademi anordnar MR-dagar i Sthlm för tredje gången, 15-15 november 2004, Sida bidrar tillsammans med Ju-dep m fl, ca 1000 lärare, poliser, studenter m fl väntas delta The Swedish NGO ORdfront and its Democracy Academy hosts its biannual Human Rights Conference in Stockholm November 15-16 (third time), Sida contributes funding as does Min of Justice. Around 1000 participants expected - teachers, policemen, students and others
MOI Study visit on SD MOI study visit on SD The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Oversight initiative Civila samh. övervakning Programme. Eurasia Foundationwill promote and enhance civic  engagement by building trust between government, civil society organizations, media and the citizenry in three key areas: Strengthening citizen oversight and input into the implementation of key reform policies - EG PRSP and EU Moldova Action Plan; Supporting democratic culture of free and fair elections; Fighting corruption. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
HIV team activities 2006 - Resource Centre 2006 HIV team activities 2006 The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Uppfölj betalningsbalans Follow-up bop support The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
School sanitation 06-09 - School sanitation Skolsanitet 06-09 Contribute to poverty alleviation and sustainable development by supporting the provision of sustainable access to safe water supply, sanitation and hygiene in schools in order to decrease the rate of child morbidity and mortality, enhance school enrolment, support a healthier and productive population and enhance environmental sustainability. 3 Contribute to poverty alleviation and sustainable development by supporting the provision of sustainable access to safe water supply, sanitation and hygiene in schools in order to decrease the rate of child morbidity and mortality, enhance school enrolment, support a healthier and productive population and enhance environmental sustainability.
Internat Kv.dagen 2003 Internat. Wom day 2003 Insatsens syfte är att bidra till uppmärksammandet av internationella kvinnodagen 2003. Dels kommer en temakväll att hållas i café Zenit i samverkan med organisationen Kvinna till Kvinna, dels hängs en fotoutställning med bilder tagna inom ramen för projektet "Qvinna i Världen" i Zenit och Stora Hörsalen. The aim of the contribution is to contribute to the celebration of the International Women's Day 2003. A thematic evening event will be held at café Zenit in collaboration with the organisation "Kvinna till Kvinna", and photograhps taken within the framework of a project called "Woman in the World" will be exhibited in Zenit and the Lecture Theatre at Sida.
Konsultfond för Regionalt Addis Consultancy Fund Regionalt Addis - Evaluation ACCORD, SAIIA, CCR En konsultfond delegerad till amb. Addis för kort tids konsultstöd i beredning för insatser till IGAD, AU, UNECA eller andra regionala samarbetsorganisationer. A fund delegated to the embassy in Addis to use for short term consultancies relevant to the ongoing or planned contributions with AU, UNECA, IGAD or others.
Asiaconference 2001 Asienkonferens 2001 The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
ADRA-Medical ass 2002 ADRA-Med.insatser 2002 The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Women's Land Link Women's Land Link Det övergripliga målet är att främja respekten för rättigheterna till land och bostad och skydda sårbara grupper från vräkning och andra brott mot deras rättigheter till boende. WLLAs projekt syftar till att gynna kvinnor genom att stärka och stödja regionala nätverk för att stärka statusen för kvinnors rätt till bostad, land och egendom i Afrika. The objective is to promote the respect for land and housing rights and protect vulnerable people (including women) from forced evictions and other violations of their land and housing rights. The WLLA project aims to benefit women by supporting and strengthening a regional advocacy network to improve the status of women's housing, land and property rights in Africa.
Innovation for Improving Early Grade Reading (IIEGR) Activity (Bangladesh):  .Using FY 2016 funds, USAID will continue to support the Innovation for Improving Early Grade Reading (IIEGR) Activity to improve literacy skills for early grade primary school children. The IIEGR activity focuses on improving the quality of teaching and learning materials, training teachers on literacy skill development, improving early grade reading assessment tools for teachers, and augmenting the skills of teachers to effectively assess their students' reading abilities.  The geographic focus for IIEGR is the Chittagong Hill Tracts, an autonomous region in Bangladesh with marginalized populations.  The activity's primary beneficiaries are primary school students, teachers, and primary school inspectors..
Strengthening Forest Monitoring in Bangladesh (Bangladesh):  .The Strengthening Forest Monitoring in Bangladesh activity will expand the Government of Bangladesh's (GOB) use of innovative forest monitoring technologies. The activity will address deforestation through development of a Forest Inventory, National Land Cover Atlas, and Satellite Forest Monitoring System, and support improved local governance of natural resource through technical assistance to local co-management organizations. This activity directly responds to the GOB's priority to strengthen forest monitoring, conserve forest resources, and protect the livelihoods of forest-dependent, marginalized people. The activity assists the GOB to meet this goal by strengthening GOB's ability to preserve at-risk ecosystems and biodiversity that are critical to the livelihoods of local communities...This activity was selected as the most cost-effective way to support the GOB to effectively map and monitor key forest resources. The activity promotes sustainable land use practices, improves data and analytical tools, and enables laws and policies for forest conservation, contributing to the reduction of emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries (REDD+) strategy. FAO has more than 60 years of global experience in developing forest inventories and more than 10 years' experience working with the Bangladesh Forest Department. The activity supports the U.S. Government's mission objective of strengthening resilience to natural hazards and aligns with Goal Three of the State-USAID Joint Strategic Plan..
Shobai Miley Shikhi Activity (Everyone Learns Together) (Bangladesh):  Despite progress over the last decade, education service delivery is neither inclusive nor equitable for children with disabilities. Children with disabilities struggle to learn in school environments that lack accessible materials, flexible curricula, and teachers trained in inclusive pedagogy. Children with disabilities, especially girls, face stigmatization that discourages enrollment and learning. Moreover, GoB counterparts often conceptualize inclusion as children's access to schooling and not the creation of an inclusive school environment that enables quality learning for all. In partnership with the GoB, this activity will improve the learning outcomes for children with disabilities in primary grades. It will provide technical assistance in disability inclusion, develop and implement a comprehensive, scalable disability-inclusive education model for children with disabilities in select mainstream public schools. This activity will support the USAID Education Policy priority ensuring that children, particularly the most marginalized and vulnerable, have increased access to quality education that is safe, relevant, and promotes social well-being. With FY 2022 funds, USAID will develop instructional materials that meet the needs of children with disabilities; train teachers in identifying, supporting, and teaching children with disabilities; and improve the awareness of parents, caregivers, and communities about inclusive education for children with disabilities. The activity will build the capacity of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education to strengthen the GoB's service delivery of disability-inclusive education and create inclusive school environments for children with disabilities. This activity will meet the basic education ($1,000,000), and girls in areas of conflict ($500,000) earmarks.
Worker Empowerment Program (Bangladesh):  The labor rights activity will strengthen the capacity of independent workers' organizations in the ready-made-garment and aquaculture export industries by addressing healthcare, education, child labor protection, sanitation, and living conditions. Specifically, the labor activity will advance workers' rights through trainings, mentoring and networking. The activity will also equip women, who represent 80 percent of garment workers, with the skills they will need to assume community and workplace leadership positions. By improving their ability to exercise freedom of association and advocate for their rights and interests, workers will be better able to influence their employers to comply with the Government of Bangladesh's labor laws and meet international labor standards.
USAID-DOJ ICITAP Wildlife Protection Activity (WPA) (Bangladesh):  The 2016 U.S. End, Neutralize, and Disrupt Wildlife Trafficking Act designates Bangladesh as a focus country. The USAID-Department of Justice (DOJ) Wildlife Protection Activity (WPA) improves the status of endangered and protected wildlife species by reducing illegal killing and gathering. The activity strengthens the GoB's enforcement, investigative capacity, and interagency coordination. The WPA builds the technical capacity of police; forestry, environment, fisheries, and customs authorities and personnel; as well as border guards and coast guards. With FY 2023 funds, WPA will provide training on wildlife crime investigations, analysis, detection, prosecution, and awareness. WPA will also purchase equipment to enhance the GoB's forensics laboratory operations, field-level investigative procedures, as well as improve policy integration and enhance interagency coordination. The activity will continue outreach efforts through the Bangladesh Forest Department and conservation volunteers and engage with community volunteers and religious leaders. DOJ provides technical expertise on enforcement capacity through its established working relationship with the Bangladesh police. WPA aligns with the Administration's Executive Order on transnational crimes and with goal one of the State-USAID Joint Strategic Plan and pillar three of the Indo-Pacific Strategy to strengthen natural resource safeguards and security. Funding for this activity contributes to the required Combating Wildlife Trafficking ($387,201) and Transnational Organized Crime ($300,000) earmarks and key issues.
Host Country Strategic Information Systems (GHSD) Establish and strengthen host country health information systems, and build host country capacity to collect, analyze, disseminate, and use data for decision making. Includes support to routine health information systems (RHIS) and processes such as facility-based health management information systems (HMIS), surveillance, vital statistics and civil registration, and program monitoring. Includes censuses and surveys, needs assessments, baseline studies, and targeted evaluations. Includes data quality assessments, and data analysis, dissemination, and use activities supporting the host country systems, including civil society engagement for accountability. Includes support for mapping and for geographic and electronic information systems. Covers programs across the spectrum from population-based health services to personalized medical care. Related training, supplies, equipment, and non-USG personnel are included. Does not include activities in support of meeting USG reporting requirements.
Trade and Investment Capacity Advance the capacity of all public and private institutions to adopt modern management practices, strengthen their professionalism, and improve their systems, including providing equal access to both men and women.
Reading Enhancement for Advancing Development (READ) (Bangladesh):  .Using FY 2016 funds, the Reading Enhancement for Advancing Development (READ) activity will continue to improve early grade reading in the lowest performing areas targeting 3.1 million students.  Specifically, the activity trains primary school teachers to improve their teaching skills in reading.  The READ activity will also conduct reading level assessments in partnership with the Government of Bangladesh. The assessment's results will shape strategies for providing regular feedback on reading achievement with the aim of increasing teachers' performance and increasing parents' involvement in their children's learning outside of the classroom. .
Local Works Bangladesh Activities In Bangladesh, the influx of nearly one million refugees resulting from the Rohingya humanitarian crisis into already impoverished communities in Coxs Bazar has led to a complex emergency that has depleted environmental resources inside and outside of refugee camps. Local Works programming looks to address that. Through co-development of context-specific interventions with local actors, USAID will support communities impacted by this crisis to sustainably rehabilitate natural resources and cultivate alternative livelihoods.
Bangladesh COVID-19 Assistance COVID assistance for vulnerable populations in Bangladesh
Governance, Response Readiness, Institutional and Community Preparedness in Southeast Bangladesh (GRIP) Activity. Strengthening Disaster Risk Governance and Community Early Warning and Early Action Systems for Multi-hazard Preparedness and Response in Southeastern Bangladesh.
Womens Empowerment Activity (Bangladesh):  This ongoing activity aims to increase the.level of women's empowerment in . Through literacy, numeracy and.entrepreneurial training, the activity increases the basic life skills and.confidence of women.  Trainings on.improved farming techniques and agricultural related off-farm small businesses.strive to provide women with income and autonomy.  The activity will measure women's empowerment.through metrics in the areas of increased leadership, decision-making over land.use and agricultural production, control over income, and social acceptance of.women's empowerment within the communities.
Esho Shikhi (“Come and Learn”) (Bangladesh):  Bangladesh has made remarkable progress over the past decade in expanding access to education by achieving near universal net primary enrollment, with over 98 percent of children of primary school age enrolled in school. However, access to schools and retention remain low in crisis affected areas, and in marginalized and vulnerable communities across the country. The situation is even worse for girls in areas of conflict. With FY 2023 funding, USAID's Esho Shikhi (Come and Learn) activity will continue to improve the learning needs of Bangladeshi children in schools in crisis-affected and marginalized communities across the country, including girls in areas of conflict. The activity will provide training to Bangla subject master trainers and teachers to improve the quality of education by enhancing teachers' professional knowledge and skills in reading instructions for Bangla subject areas. The activity will also enhance the capacity of education officials and other stakeholders at district and sub-district levels to plan, manage, and oversee quality education programs; and increase the capacity of school communities to mitigate and manage the effects of shocks and stressors in the education system. The activity will also provide technical assistance, awareness-building campaigns, training for parents and community members, and teaching-learning materials.The activity directly addresses two USAID Education Policy priorities: 1) increase access to safe, quality education that is relevant and promotes social well-being, especially for marginalized and vulnerable children, and 2) develop the early grade reading and literacy skills necessary for children's future learning and success. Funding for the activity contributes to the Basic Education ($1,000,000) earmark and the Girls in Areas of Conflict ($1,000,000) directive.
FTF Bangladesh USAID’s Leaving No One Behind Activity (Bangladesh):  Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) flight services will continue to support USAID and its partner agencies to access hard-to-reach areas in Bangladesh, safely and efficiently ensuring that development interventions benefit everyone, including those in remote areas who are usually the most vulnerable.  In Bangladesh, many areas that are prone to poverty and climate change are difficult to access on foot and as such, aerial photographs are vital to study and map them.  This activity will include an aerial survey facility to support USAID decision-making by providing easily accessible GPS tagged aerial photographs over vulnerable and high-risk areas.  These aerial surveys will also include locations to assist USAID and its partners in documenting the impact of slow-onset events such as riverbank erosion and waterlogging to help chart population movements, loss of agricultural land, etc.  Through chartered and shuttle flights, MAF will continue its flight services to all development and humanitarian agencies working to save human life and improve the livelihoods of vulnerable people in Bangladesh.  MAF flight services will help increase the chances of aid agencies accessing hard-to-reach areas towards ensuring that no one is left behind.  MAF will contribute to activity monitoring oversight, needs assessment, joint missions with other development partners and private sector organizations where it is hard to reach.  It will provide flight services to anywhere in Bangladesh where commercial flights are unavailable or multiple vehicles are necessary to reach, and will continue to focus on the areas of emergency and disaster responses, food security, climate change, natural resource management, energy, health, education, and population.  In addition, MAF services may contribute to emergency services for medical supplies, including COVID test kits and lab reagents and for training of service providers in remote public health facilities.. .
USAID Bangladesh Multipurpose Disaster Shelter Support (MPDS) Activity The purpose of this activity is to support communities in Coxs Bazar and Bandarban to anticipate and be resilient to natural hazards anddisasters, thereby mitigating the magnitude of future humanitarian crises. By increasing access to multi-purposedisastershelters(MPDS) and improving other basic services and protection measures, communities will have safe, accessiblesheltersand resilient infrastructure that is adapted to natural hazards.
International disaster assistance for Bangladesh International disaster assistance for Bangladesh
Women Thrive in Bangladesh Activity (Bangladesh):  As the global economy remains turbulent due to COVID, Bangladesh's economy is growing more slowly and inequalities are widening. This is true as well in the country's export-oriented ready-made garments (RMG) sector. The RMG sector is the second largest economic sector in Bangladesh, however, several recent studies suggest the number of female RMG workers continues to drop, although women still comprise a majority of the labor force at approximately 60 percent. With FY 2022 funds, this activity will support more than 100,000 female RMG workers to develop their core professional and leadership skills primarily in PVH corporation (formerly known as the Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation) supply chain factories and communities. Additionally, PVH is providing direct funding to CARE for this activity. This activity will reduce the gender gap that exists in RMG factories and strengthen women's advocacy and negotiation skills within the factory and in communities to advance their rights and leadership skills. Thrive activity will work in the greater Dhaka, Chattogram, and Narayanganj districts. This activity will improve workers' especially female workers' livelihoods and well-being by increasing efficiency and job retention. It will create career-progression opportunities for women workers by securing buy-in from employers and build a more resilient female workforce by connecting them to other employment opportunities to mitigate COVID-19 pandemic and other shocks in the future. This activity is in line with the State-USAID Integrated Country Strategy (ICS) Mission Goal Two and the U.S. government development objectives of improved democratic systems that promote transparency, accountability, and integrity and enhanced opportunities for an inclusive, healthy, educated society, and a robust economy. This activity will contribute towards meeting Labor ($765,000) earmark.