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International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities University of Leicester This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the University of Leicester. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the University of Leicester Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities London School of Economics and Political Science This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the London School of Economics and Political Science. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the London School of Economics and Political Science Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities London Business School This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the London Business School. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the London Business School Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities School of Oriental and African Studies This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the School of Oriental and African Studies. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the School of Oriental and African Studies Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities University of Wolverhampton This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the University of Wolverhampton. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the University of Wolverhampton Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities Nottingham Trent University This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the Nottingham Trent University. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the Nottingham Trent University Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities Queen Mary University of London This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the Queen Mary University of London. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the Queen Mary University of London Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities University of Exeter This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the University of Exeter. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the University of Exeter Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities University of Sheffield This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the University of Sheffield. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the University of Sheffield Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) - Institutional Support Grant for Official Development Assistance (ODA) eligible activities University of Kent This International Science Partnerships Fund (ISPF) Institutional Support Grant has been awarded to the University of Kent. This funding provides flexible institutional grants that can be used strategically to support  activities that are Official Development Assistance (ODA) compliant as defined by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This may include underpinning ISPF activity funded through other delivery partners, or by directly supporting research that addresses the problems faced by developing countries that are not funded through the ISPF grants of other delivery partners. The Institutional Support Grant aims to support the University of Kent Official Development Assistance (ODA) activities funded under the International Science Partenerships Fund (ISPF).
ISPF aims  to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow
strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet.
Activities under ISPF ODA aim  to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.
Agricultural Development: Smallholder Agricultural Credit Project Agricultural Development: Smallholder Agricultural Credit Project
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Rural Livelihoods and Economic Enhancement Programme The programme goal is to sustainably improve the incomes of economically active poor rural households engaged in the production and marketing of selected agricultural and livestock commodities by advancing their integration with the emerging commercial sector.  Objectives are to: (i)  strengthen value chains and enhance the enabling environment to make it more conducive to rural commercial development; and (ii) improve linkages of farmers to value chains by establishing more efficient production, transport, storage, processing and marketing systems for target commodities, thereby expanding economic activity and employment.
Credit and Financial Services: Financial Access for Rural Markets, Smallholders and Enterprise Programme Increase rural household and MSME access to, and use of, a range of sustainable financial services.
Agricultural Development: Agricultural Services Project: Smallholder Food Security Sub-project Agricultural Development: Agricultural Services Project: Smallholder Food Security Sub-project
Programme Loan: Smallholder Fertilizer Project Programme Loan: Smallholder Fertilizer Project
Rural Development: Dowa West Rural Development Project Rural Development: Dowa West Rural Development Project
Rural Development: Rural Livelihoods Support Programme The overall goal of the programme is sustainable poverty reduction through the promotion of on-farm, off-farm and wage-based incomes. The specific objectives are to: (a) promote sustainable agricultural production and efficient natural-resource-management technologies for improved food security, nutrition and agriculture-based incomes; (b) promote the development of skills within the target groups and provide financial support for on and off-farm investment using the acquired skills to improve incomes; (c) promote employment through support for infrastructure development to provide cash income during off-season periods; and (d) develop individual and community organizational capacity and the capability to accessrelevant resources to improve livelihoods.The overall nine-year funding commitment for the programme will be sub-divided into three programme cycles, each of three years.  Related subsidiary objectives are to provide the means and opportunity for the Government to meet the conditions for obtaining access to funds for the second programme cycle, and to be in a position by PY 6 to justify access to a final tranche of funds for expanded village coverage, based on effective commitment and demonstrated performance and impact.
Credit and Financial Services: Rural Financial Services Project: Mudzi Financial Services Sub-project Credit and Financial Services: Rural Financial Services Project: Mudzi Financial Services Sub-project
Rural Development: Kasungu Agricultural Development Project Rural Development: Kasungu Agricultural Development Project
Research/Extension/Training: Sustainable Agricultural Production Programme The goal is to contribute to poverty reduction and improved food security among the rural population. The specific development objective is to achieve a viable and sustainable smallholder agricultural sector employing GAPs. The main thrust of the Programme is enhancement of agricultural productivity based on simple/affordable GAPs which will help to bridge the large gap between actual and potential crop yields.The Programme will be implemented over a nine year period as an 'earmarked' project within the ASWAp. The goal is to contribute to reduction of poverty and improved food security among the rural population. The specific development objective is to achieve a viable and sustainable smallholder agricultural sector employing good agricultural practices (GAPs). Figure 1 provides an overview of the Programme illustrating how the various components and sub-components will contribute to the achievement of the objectives.The main thrust of the Programme is enhancement of agricultural productivity based on simple/affordable GAPs which will help to bridge the large gap between actual and potential crop yields. It will greatly improve the effectiveness and impact of the FISP, which provides access to improved seeds and fertilisers, but does little to promote their efficient and effective use. An adaptive research programme will be supported to fine-tune GAP packages to Malawian socio-economic and agro-ecological conditions; in conjunction with knowledge management and communication initiatives. A range of extension tools will be deployed to train farmers to adopt GAPs that will sustainably increase staple crop yields (e.g. maize, pigeon peas, groundnuts and cassava), improve soil health, and enable greater crop diversification and commercialisation. The Programme will also facilitate farmers in obtaining access to the inputs needed to utilise GAPs including tools, equipment, seeds of alternative (mainly legume) crops, fertilisers, financial services, post-harvest facilities, and improved market infrastructure.
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Sustainable Agricultural Production Programme  Phase II Commercialise agriculture production and enhance the resilience  and productivity of smallholder farming systems of rural men, women and youth in selected districts of Malawi by 2030.
Agricultural Development: Irrigation, Rural Livelihoods and Agricultural Development Project Agricultural Development: Irrigation, Rural Livelihoods and Agricultural Development Project
Rural Development: Transforming Agriculture through Diversification and Entrepreneurship Programme Increased value chain commercialization and the resilience of rural poor and smallholder producers
Agricultural Development: Smallholder Flood Plains Development Programme Agricultural Development: Smallholder Flood Plains Development Programme
Irrigation: Programme for Rural Irrigation Development The Government of Malawi is requesting additional financing in the amount of US$27.7 million from its Twelfth Replenishment of IFAD¿s Resources (IFAD12) allocation, with a two-year extension, moving PRIDE¿s completion date to 31 December 2026. The objectives of the proposed additional financing are to fill a financing gap unforeseen at design, arising from higher irrigation infrastructure 
costs, and to scale up successful interventions.
Tax, Audit and Transparency Programme (TAUT) DFID Ethiopia is seeking to contract a service provider for its Tax, Audit and Transparency (TAUT) Programme for 12 months, starting on 12th April 2018 and ending on 11th April 2019. The TAUT Programme consists of DFID bilateral technical assistance to the Government of Ethiopia (GoE).
End Child Marriage Programme (ECMP) The overall programme goal is an improvement in the human, physical, social and financial assets of adolescent girls aged 8-18.
Consultancy services to provide a Technical Support team to the End Child Marriage Programme to a) design a programme which will deliver shared Government of Ethiopia and development partner ambitions to increase the age of first marriage for adolescent girls in the Amhara Region and b) develop capacity for and support government with technical advice to lead, implement, monitor and evaluate a successful and high quality programme.
IMPROVED COORDINATION OF AUTHORITIES FOR By 2016 coordination between national and local authorities in the prioritized territories has facilitated the inclusion of
excluded groups of children in health, education and child protection services, with a gender focus.
SOCIAL SURVEILLANCE By 2016 in the prioritized territories adolescents rely on mechanisms for demanding their rights and for participating in
relevant decision making processes.
NUTRITION By 2027, health and early childhood care systems will have improved access to prevention, detection and treatment of malnutrition
services to more children, adolescents and pregnant and lactating women, especially from the most vulnerable groups, including
through promotion of healthy eating habits in families.
QUALITY EDUCATION By 2027, the Ministry of Education will have improved innovative pedagogical processes to guarantee satisfactory learning outcomes,
promote gender equality and prevent violence in children, including by developing appropriate competencies and skills to their age
and level of development
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN IN MOVEMENT By 2022, Dominican institutions will have the capacity to protect children and adolescents in a situation of transit and migration
between Haiti and the Dominican Republic.