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Emergency response to ensure access to a safe and inclusive educational environment in Yemen Rehabilitation and equipment of schools that ensure the promotion of a comprehensive educational environment and work to improve the efficiency of the educational environment through the distribution of educational means and tools for male and female teachers and improve the psychological and recreational climate in the academic community by providing psychological and educational support activities for students. The project aims to provide a safe and appropriate educational environment for 20 targeted schools in nine districts located in four governorates in the most affected areas and among the most vulnerable groups. More than 16,000 male and female students and educational staff will benefit from it. Violence resulting from dropping out of school. 1- Expansion of 10 education schools by adding and equipping 28 classrooms. 2- Rehabilitating and equipping 10 schools that ensure the promotion of a comprehensive educational environment. 3- Improving the efficiency of the educational environment by distributing teaching aids and tools to male and female teachers. 4- Improving the psychological and recreational climate in the academic community by providing psychological and educational support activities for male and female students, in addition to implementing a training of trainers course for 40 school activities supervisors and social workers in the targeted schools and the training team in the education offices in the governorates in psychological support in emergencies
Voluntary training program in Jordan Giving specialized training courses in several fields to the trainees to provide them with the required skills in the Zaatari camp - Rehabilitation and training of local volunteers to implement ambulance, search and rescue programs 
- Qualification of first aid trainers 
- Training of a group of people with limited income on the minimum trades that enable them to enter the labor market Giving specialized training courses in several fields to the trainees to provide them with the required skills.
Operating the Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Center in Seiyun Governorate Providing physical rehabilitation services for people with special needs, following up on them, and benefiting from them in community service. Diagnosis and determination of the treatment plan for each patient Providing physical rehabilitation services for people with special needs, following them up and benefiting from them in community service, diagnosis, determining the treatment plan for each patient individually, installing all kinds of prosthetic limbs, providing functional rehabilitation service for prosthetic limbs, following up on them, raising the capabilities of the medical and technical staff professionally and scientifically, and preparing them to deal with specific cases. Reducing the migration of medical and technical cadres specialized in the localization and improvement of prosthetic and rehabilitation services, assisting people with special needs by engaging them in social life, maintaining their continuity of performance within the elements of civil society, and raising the capabilities of workers in the prosthetics center with the latest medical sciences. Provides the needs for the manufacture and installation of (400) new limbs and rehabilitation, follow-up and repair supplies for (1950) injured and sick, providing the center’s services to (2350) beneficiaries and enabling (43) medical, technical, administrative
The thirteenth volunteer project in Zaatari camp for Syrian refugees Giving specialized training courses in several fields to the trainees to provide them with the required skills in the Zaatari camp Provide patients' needs of medicines, glasses and lenses as needed. Providing health education training courses for everyone who receives treatment for prevention
Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation in Hajjah Governorate (Phase IV) Preserving the lives of the displaced and citizens by continuing to secure safe and healthy sources of water in the areas of gathering for the displaced in Hajjah Governorate (Hayran / Midi / Abs) / Safe and healthy disposal of waste and waste / Preventive maintenance of water tanks, sewage and toilets / Raising awareness of citizens and displaced people 1- The ability of a number of water wells to pump and preserve water and provide sustainable solutions for water 2- Pump and distribute potable and similar water for domestic use 3- Reducing the spread of diseases and epidemics for the displaced and citizens 4- Providing and maintaining water tanks and their surroundings, safety of sewage tanks and preventing leaks Providing toilets, maintaining a safe and sound environment, and sustaining the project’s activities with their periodic maintenance. 5- Provide designated places for waste collection, collection and disposal in a safe, environmentally healthy manner while limiting the spread of rodents and disease vectors. The displaced have a clean healthy environment for (29,621) Yemeni beneficiaries
Emergency mobile medical nutrition clinics for the displaced in Al-Hudaydah Governorate (Phase VI) Preserving the lives of the displaced by providing health and nutrition services in Al Hudaydah Governorate and its districts Saving life, maintaining its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, and securing basic emergency health and nutrition services for the displaced. (178,160) IDPs received primary health care / (4200) children and women obtained therapeutic feeding services / (960) IDPs received immunization services / (12,000) women received reproductive health services / (8000) boys and girls obtained Medical services for children / A number of (30,000) displaced people obtained health awareness and education and advancement in the camp environment / Providing dressing and follow-up services to a number of (8000) and reducing complications and infections with the provision of medical referral service for (150) patients / Continuing to provide treatment and diagnostic services to a number of 178, 160 beneficiaries/ (15,000) cases received diagnosis and treatment services for epidemic diseases.
Supporting Subul Al Salam Social Association with two four-wheel drive ambulances for an ambulance center in North Lebanon (Phase II) Supporting the ambulance system in northern Lebanon with two ambulances, strengthening the field ambulance system, medical referral for Syrian refugees and the host community, and providing ambulance services in northern Lebanon 1- Raising the readiness of the ambulance services and the ambulance transport system by supporting the ambulance transport fleet and covering the geographical area by transporting patients and injured people to and from hospitals and contributing to saving their lives and prompt intervention and reducing deaths in all areas benefiting from the project
2- Supporting the steadfastness of the refugee-hosting country in the ambulance services and ambulance transport system, strengthening the field ambulance system and medical referral, and contributing to alleviating suffering on the health side, in order to reach the general goal of providing ambulance services and transport, strengthening the field ambulance system and medical referral, and contributing to alleviating suffering on the health side and raising capacities The ambulance staff and their steadfastness, developing their skills, enhancing the economy for them and the country hosting refugees The readiness of the Subul Al Salam Ambulance Center in the north of Lebanon to provide ambulance services and transport, strengthen the field ambulance system and medical referral by adding two ambulances to the existing staff and providing services to (30) thousand Syrian refugees and the host community in addition to emergency cases on the roads and serving them according to need, and empowering the workforce Specialized
Enhancing food security and income generation through sustainable revitalization of the meat and cowpea value chains in Niger 3ADI Support Programme for the Republic of Niger - Enhancing food processing issues related to UNIDO mandate and expertise, in synergy with the lessons learned and achievements made by previous interventions implemented in the region and sub region. Objective: Enhanced food security and income generation for vulnerable groups through employment creation and integration in the food processing systems. Through an interactive process with local Institutional counterparts, the Project will adopt an integrated approach to addressing food security and income generation through sustainable revitalization of the meat and cowpeas value chains in Niger; Development partners, finance institutions, producers associations and private sector representatives and two value chains were identified namely meat and cowpeas which will be targeted by the 3ADI-UNIDO Project.
3ADI support Project for the Republic of Niger The proposed project aims at modernising strategic agro-value chains namely meat, milk and cowpeas in terms of preservation processing and distribution as a mean to improve food security and generate incomes
Kigali HFC implementation plan (stage I) ...The Government of Niger has requested UNIDO#s assistance in HFC phase-down. The 81st meeting of the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol held in Montreal, Canada in June 2018, approved funding for enabling activities for HFC phase-down, to be funded from the additional voluntary contributions provided by a group of Non- Article 5 countries at a cost of U$ 150,000, to be implemented by UNIDO. The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Republic of Niger for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol for HFC phase-down. The consumption of HFCs in Niger is mainly in domestic and residential use, both in air conditioning and domestic refrigerators, plus the mobile air conditioning units using HFC-134a.
HCFC Phase-Out Management Plan (Stage I) The Government of Niger had agreed to establish as its starting point for sustained aggregate reduction in HCFC consumption an estimated baseline of 16.0 ODP tonnes, calculated using actual consumption of 16.0 ODP tonnes reported for 2009 under the HPMP and 16.0 ODP tonnes reported for 2010 under Article 7 of the Montreal Protocol. The Project aims to deduct 5.60 ODP tonnes of HCFCs from the starting point for sustained aggregate reduction in HCFC consumption.
Niger - Preparation of national inventory of banks of waste-controlled substances and development of a national plan for management of these substances (decision 91/66) Preparation of national inventory banks of waste-controlled substances and national management plan in Niger, planning for collection, transport and disposal of such substances including consideration of RRR and destruction. Activities include data collection regarding HCFC consumption per refrigerant, equipment installed (age, charge, rate until end of life, refrigerant amount to be recovered), amount of recovered refrigerant, confiscated and stockpiled refrigerants. There will also be a review of existing regulations regarding recovery and waste management landscape, in particular regional and international obligations of Niger. A national inventory plan will be prepared.
Country Programme Niger Le Programme-Pays (PP) de l´ONUDI au profit de la République du Niger répond à une requête de coopération du ministère des mines et du développement industriel, intervenue en marge de la conférence des PMA de novembre 2011 et formalisée dans une lettre datée du 9 décembre 2011. C#est un programme qui répond aux recommandations de la stratégie ONUDI des PMA 2012-2020, en ce sens qu#il met en avant le développement des agro-industries et de l#agrobusiness à travers des chaines de valeur porteuses pour l#économie du pays. En effet, les secteurs de la viande, du lait, ainsi que du niébé ont été validés par l#ensemble des acteurs au développement rencontrés au pays comme renfermant de grands potentiels de créations d#emplois et de génération de revenus pour les populations nigériennes en général, et celles des femmes et des jeunes en particulier. Afin d#assurer l#efficience et la complémentarité des interventions de l#ONUDI, cette initiative est fondée sur une approche-programme structurée autour de cinq composantes (projets) : # Le développement des agro industries et de l#agrobusiness autour des chaines de valeur de la viande, du lait et du niébé (programme 3 ADI). Les questions d#efficience énergétiques et environnementales sont abordées tout le long des maillons des différentes chaines. Les autres composantes se
NIGER - Enabling activities for HFC phase-down The main objective of these enabling activities is to prepare Niger for the ratification and early implementation of the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, with regard to the current HFCs# consumption and through the following lines of action: - Support for the early ratification of the Kigali Amendment, - Support to the institutional arrangements, - Review of the licensing systems, - Review of the data reporting systems and - Preparation for national strategies.
Country programme framework in Niger Upon formal request from the Minister of Industry dated 19th of June 2019, UNIDO#s assistance is required to formulate a Country Programme. The preparatory assistance (PA) phase thus aims to prepare a formulation mission in Niger to develop and validate the Country Programme approach and identify reliable funding mechanisms with potential stakeholders and donors. In that regard, it is proposed to formulate a Country Program with the aim of contributing to sustained economic growth, the transformation of the economic structure and a significant reduction in poverty in Niger. The Country Program includes all the areas requested by the government, namely: Institutional capacity building (Industrial policy support and governance), Agro-industry and agribusiness development, Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency and Environment, Empowerment of vulnerable communities, Development of industrial infrastructure supporting cross-border production of value chains and regional economic integration, the development of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and the private sector.
ODS Alternatives Survey for Niger Prepare a survey on the availability of technologies to ozone depleting substances (ODSs) in Niger.
Enabling Activities (EA) to Review and Update the National Implementation Plan for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (PoPs) The overall goal of the Enabling Activity is to fulfill the country#s obligation under Article 7 of the Stockholm Convention which is to review and update the NIP and submit it to the COP within two years the amendments enter into force.  The activities of the proposed Enabling Activities will fill the gaps required to review and update the NIP. This will include strengthening the national coordination mechanism by involving additional stakeholders on new POPs, establishing working groups with expertise on new POPs issues, updating and reviewing the original twelve POPs, conducting a basic inventory of new POPs, assessing the regulatory and policy framework and institutional capacities to manage new POPs, prioritizing and drafting relevant objectives and action plans for reducing and phasing out new POPs. Relevant stakeholders will be consulted and involved throughout the project implementation process. The updated, endorsed and submitted NIP will provide a basis to implement post-NIP projects in accordance with the requirements of the Stockholm Convention.  The EA project will focus on the attainment of the following outcomes: # The updated National Implementation Plan (NIP) endorsed and submitted by the Government to the Stockholm Convention Conference of Parties (COP); # Participating stakeholders able to ma
HCFC phase-out management plan (stage II) Stage II implementation includes activities in the refrigeration servicing sector since Niger has no manufacturing in the refrigeration or foam sectors. Under stage II, Niger will phase-out 10.38 ODPT. Stage II includes activities which fall under four components: # Strengthening the national regulatory framework to phase-out HCFC use; # Improving the capacity of customs to monitor and control HCFC; # Strengthening the capacity of RAC technicians to recover and recycle refrigerants and soundly manage alternatives; # Raising awareness among government stakeholders, the industry, and the general public. The proposed components include activities by both UNEP and UNIDO.
Unleashing the potential of the New Industrial Revolution in LDCs: the cowpea value chain in Niger The Gvt of Niger and UNIDO are developing a project to strengthen the cowpea value chain in the country. The Gvt of Italy has announced its intention to contribute #1.8m towards the new project. The Gvt of Niger has meanwhile confirmed its decision to allocate the balance of Grant 2000002858_ID 120297 to the formulation of this new project. The funds, as indicated in DG's letter of March 2018, stand at #23,104 or #20,445 net of PSC
Economic Transformation in South Pacific Currently, geographic isolation, scattered location, small size, and poor availability of infrastructure and resources in the small islands developing states contribute to the vulnerability of their people, especially in communities in remote areas and outer islands, where access to information, transport, health and education services is very limited. High cost of electricity, limited human resources, and lack of affordable connectivity rank among the biggest challenges among the Pacific Island countries. Not only does the absence of digital connectivity contribute to the digital divide, but also deprives the disadvantaged small island communities of the opportunity to leverage digital solutions to obtain better access to essential services. There is also lack of strategic alignment between sectoral initiatives and programmes and the roll out of digital infrastructure and applications.\n\nHowever, beyond the broad-based problem overview, there are specific sectoral issues at play that hinder inclusive and sustainable development among the beneficiary countries. Fundamentally, the problems statement can be divided into the following categories: Gender disparities; Issues related to social development and food security; Maritime resources issues; Limited digital connectivity and technology;\nCybersecurity, data protection and privacy issues.
U.S. International Development Finance Corporation: Technical Development project with Credito Real, S.A.B. de C.V., SOFOM, E.N.R. Technical assistance empowering (i) women owners and operators of SMEs and (ii) women bank managers. In most cases, grants for feasibility studies and technical assistance will be designed to increase the developmental impact or improve the commercial sustainability of a project that has received, or may receive, DFC financing or insurance support. The program complements and does not duplicate work funded by other agencies or financiers. DFC determines the technical assistance, feasibility study, or training work to be provided, and the grant recipient selects an entity with relevant expertise and experience that will perform that work. In addition, the program provides technical assistance for certain development credit activities requested by other agencies by utilizing a competitively selected pool of contractors.
Delivering transformational teacher training to support the introduction of active and play-based learning, to achieve enhanced educational outcomes for early primary school children in Ghana. This 3 year project will transform the way kindergarten teachers are trained in Ghana, by creating 34 model practice classrooms around Holy Child College of Education. Each of the 34 classrooms will be staffed by a mentor teacher and will offer improved practical placements to 2 student teachers. 187 teachers will receive intensive training, promoting active and play-based learning. As a result, at least 4,760 children will receive a higher quality start to their education, with proven later life benefits.;
Transformational Training for Kindergarten Teachers in the Eastern Region of Ghana TTT-ER This three-year project aims to enable 933 teachers and 600 student teachers in Ghana’s Eastern Region to deliver the Ghana Education Service kindergarten curriculum through an active, play-based pedagogy which will improve learning outcomes for 38,512 kindergarten pupils. Head teachers, College of Education lecturers and Ghana Education Service officers will be able to deliver training and monitor and sustain the quality classroom practice and parents will be sensitized to the importance of early years education.
Fisheries: La Cuvette Artisanal Fisheries Project Fisheries: La Cuvette Artisanal Fisheries Project
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Marketing and Local Initiatives Project Marketing/Storage/Processing: Marketing and Local Initiatives Project
Rural Development: Rural Development Project in the Likouala, Pool and Sangha Departments Improvement of food security of the rural poor population in the Likouala, Pool and Sangha Departments.  Specific objectives (i) to increase in a sustainable manner, the production and productivity as well as the income of rural populations involved in the improvement of the main crops belonging to the cassava-based farming system; (ii) improve sustain ably physical access to production basins.
Rural Development: Rural Development Project in the Plateaux, Cuvette, and Western Cuvette Departments Rural Development: Rural Development Project in the Plateaux, Cuvette, and Western Cuvette Departments
Agricultural Development: Kindamba Food Crops Development Project Agricultural Development: Kindamba Food Crops Development Project
Rural Development: Rural Development Project in the Departments of Niari, Bouenza and Lékoumou The objective of the project is to increase, on a sustainable manner, the incomes and food security of the target population in the Departments of Niari, Lekoumou and Bouenza. The specific objectives of the project are: (a) improve, on a sustainable way, the access to markets and production zones; (b) support the production, diversification and marketing of food-crops, livestock and fisheries; (c) strengthen the capacities of farmers interest economic groups; and (d) facilitate the access of smallholders to financial services.
Rural Development: Agricultural  Value Chains Support Development Programme The overall goal of the programme is to sustainably improve food security, raise the incomes of small producers (crop and livestock farmers and fishers), and create jobs for the rural population, particularly for young people and women, by supporting development of sectors of potential growth. The specific objectives are to increase: (i)Access by small producers to appropriate farming and fisheries technologies for production, processing, storage and preservation.(ii)Access by small producers to transparent markets for inputs and agricultural and fisheries commodities in the target sectors.(iii)The capacity of producers' organizations to provide services for their members and participate more fully in local development processes.
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Agriculture, youth and entrepreneurship project Access Agr/Technology and production servicesInclusive Financial Services
Fisheries: Inland Fisheries and Aquaculture Project The overall objective of PD-PAC is to bring about a sustainable improvement in
income and food security for fishers and fish farmers by developing the fisheries
value chain. The specific objective is to sustainably improve fish production to
increase the incomes of fishers and fish farmers.The project approach is to
strengthen and better structure the value chain to enable small-scale fishers and
fish farmers to obtain larger profit margins.