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Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) project Proyecto de la reducción del riesgo del desastre (DRR) DRR project Ecuador in the Risk Management Policy and Practice Proyecto Ecuador de DRR en la política y la práctica de gestión de riesgos
Strengthening Indigenous Peoples’ Rights, Communities and Institutions in Ecuador for Resilience and Self-Determined Development Fortalecer las derechas, las comunidades y a las instituciones de la gente indígena en Ecuador para la resistencia y el desarrollo Uno mismo-resuelto (Ecuador):  Ecuador is a country subject to many risks, both of natural and human origin.  Being a very small country, and the most densely populated in South America, any catastrophic event, of any magnitude, can be potentially disastrous.  .Although historically Indigenous organizations have demonstrated a great capacity to respond to external risks and threats, these capacities cannot be developed to their maximum potential because these organizations largely lack technical, operational, and organizational capacities..USAID will support Indigenous organizations to be able to lead the risk management processes for their base communities and will strengthen their capacity, resilience, and sustainability, and empower them to become managers of their own self-sufficiency in terms of risk management.  ... (Ecuador):  Ecuador es un país conforme a muchos riesgos, de origen natural y humano.  Siendo un país muy pequeño, y poblado lo más denso posible en Suramérica, cualquier acontecimiento catastrófico, de cualquier magnitud, puede ser potencialmente desastroso. Aunque las organizaciones indígenas hayan demostrado históricamente una gran capacidad de responder a los riesgos y a las amenazas externos, estas capacidades no se pueden desarrollar a su potencial máximo porque estas organizaciones carecen en gran parte técnico, operativo, y las capacidades de organización. .USAID apoyarán organizaciones indígenas para poder llevar los procesos de la gestión de riesgos para sus comunidades bajas y fortalecerán su capacidad, resistencia, y continuidad, y las autorizan para sentir bien a encargados de su propia autosuficiencia en términos de gestión de riesgos.  ...
Building Climate Resilient Communities through Private Sector Participation / Expansion of IFC-PPCR Strengthening Vulnerable Infrastructure Project Catalyze financing to climate proof selected vulnerable private infrastructure, (housing and hydropower), address key constraints to agricultural productivity, and facilitate public and private sector awareness, collaboration, and investment in climate resilience
Building Resilience to Climate-Related Hazards Support establishing multihazard information and early warning systems, upgrading the existing hydromet system and agricultural information management system, and enhancing capacity to improve decision making and planning
South Asia Sub-regional Economic Cooperation Power System Expansion Project: Rural Electrification Through Renewable Energy To increase RE capacity and access to sustainable energy on a programmatic basis.
Nepal Private Sector – Led Mini-Grid Energy Access Project The objective is to increase electricity delivery from renewable energy mini-grids in selected areas by mobilizing private energy service companies. About seven mini-grids of capacity from 100 kW to 1,000 kW will be supported.
Biogas Extended Program To identify and support existing Nepali private sector subproject sponsors and entrepreneurs, as well as institutions, municipalities and communities who are prepared to invest resources and effort in entering the large scale biogas business that does not exist today in Nepal.
Building Climate Resilience of Watersheds in Mountain Eco-Regions Implement watershed management plans in climate-vulnerable areas to increase accessibility and reliability of critical freshwater resources and enhance the productivity of water use by promoting efficiency measures and improved agricultural practices
COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT Contribute to the attainment of UNDAF outcome 2 to promote behaviour and
 socail change though community capacity development, participation and
dialogues  to mobilize for basic social services.
CROSS-CUTTING MHPSS,YOUTH, GENDER,DISABILITY,HUMANITARIAN, T4D/INNOVATION Cross-cutting  MHPSS, Youth, Gender, disability
EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT HUMAN CAPACITY Effective and efficient management of human capacity
GENDER Promote equal opportunities for all and increase the capabilities of women, men, girls and both of all backgrounds in national
development process
PARTNERSHIPS FOR CHILDREN Capacity of journalists and child programmers developed through training
 in message development and integrated messages on child rights adopted.
BLANKET FEEDING Ensured mobilisation and coordination of all pratners and actors to support nutrition sector
CHILD-CENTERED SOCIAL SERVICES Child-centred and inclusive social sector policies and services:The Government has strengthened capacities to generate, analyse
and use evidence on child poverty for the design, monitoring and implementation of child-centred and inclusive social sector
policies and programmes
EXPANDED PROGRAMME ON IMMUNIZATION (EPI) Child immunisation coverage  increased to  90%  and tetanus toxoid cover
age of pregnant women increased from 36% to 70%, including in emergencie
s
QUALITY-INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY Strengthen Institutional capacity to ensure effective and efficient delivery of quality basic education.
IYCF Develop, define and/or update policies, strategies, guidelines, norms and standards
HYGIENE Conduct monthly technical meeting (national level), and quarterly, mid year and annual review meetings/workshops
PROTECTION AGAINST VIOLENCE, EXPLOITATION & HP Families and communities demonstrate strengthened capacity and commitment to protect children and women from violence, exploitation
and harmful practices.
NUTRITION Reduce underweight prevalence rate among under 5 children by 10% from ED
HS 2002 (38%) by end of 2011 and 90% of children aged 6-59 months receiv
e 2 doses of Vitamin A
CSD SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE SBCC:Parents, caregivers, children, adolescents and pregnant women benefit from strengthened, evidence-informed communication
approaches to improve their health, nutrition and hygiene practices.
SANITATION AND HYGIENE Access and utilization of improved sanitation and hygiene services in 60 villages in six regions increased by 60,0000 users by
end of 2012
ADVOCACY FOR CHILDREN Contribute to the achievement of UNDAF Outcome 2 to enhance planning, mo
nitoring and evaluation capacity at national and local levels to address
 shortfalls toward attainment of MDG targets and implementation of Mille
nium Declaration and CRC.
DELIVERY OF EQUITABLE & QUALITY LEARNING Access and quality:The education sector has strengthened capacity to deliver more equitable and quality learning, especially for
the most disadvantaged children, including children living with disabilities and during emergencies.
SCHOOL Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Access and utilization of improved drinking water, sanitation and hygien
e services increased in 120 rural primary schools covering 35,000 childr
en and staff by the end of 2011
SCHOOL Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) School children have access to improved gender appropriate & inclusive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities.
ACCESS TO BASIC EDUCATION Increased access targetting out of school girls and boys in disadvantaged areas.
C4D,  ADVOCACY & PARTNERSHIPS UNICEF staff and partners have the guidance, tools and resources for effective advocacy and partnerships on child rights issues
with stakeholders.
ABANDONMENT OF FGM/C Communities are empowered to for positive social change and abandon the practice of FGM/C
EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT GOVERNANCE AND S IR 1: Effective and efficient Governance and Systems
COORDINATION AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT Coordination mechanism and capacity development in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) sector strengthened
ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION Eritrean Girls and boys in the most disadvantaged zobas have increased access to quality, inclusive basic education, including in
emergencies
BIRTH REGISTRATION Availability of free and universal birth registration for under five children.
NUTRITION By 2021, Government partners have increased technical and management capacity to provide high impact child and maternal nutrition
services
ACCESS - GPE 44,000 out of school boys and girls have access to basic education in SRS, NRS, Anseba and Gash Barka
COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT C4D: National policies, strategies and  systems, including monitoring and reporting mechanisms for social and behaviour change
strengthened
PREVENTION OF MOTHER TO CHILD TRANSMITIO Expand the coverage of Prevention of Mother To Child  Transmission (PMTCT)  services
INCREASED NATIONAL EPI COVERAGE Expand the coverage of Prevention of Mother To Child  Transmission (PMTCT)  services
ACCESS-NOMADIC EDUCATION Make education accessible to 30,000 of children from nomadic areas of Anseba, Gash-Barka, SRS, NRS and Debub.
ACCESS-COMPLEMENT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Provide elementary education to 20,000 of children who due to special circumstances are unable to attend formal school.
IMAM 90% of malnourished children under five years old have access to integrated management of acute malnutrition services with more
than 85% cure rate.
ACCESS TO CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES Community members are able and willing to reject Practice of FGM/C, Child Marriage and Violence Against Children
SCHOOL Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Annually 7500 rural students and etachers have safe access to gender segregated Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities
PMTCT + At least 80% of mothers, neonates and children U5 have access to effecti
ve  PMTCT+ services
WASH-GOSE CAPACITY By 2021, Government institutions have the capacity to provide quality Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services to target communities.
MRE & CHILD INJURY PREVENTION MRE & Child Injury prevention           , Violence and Disabilities
SOCIAL PROTECTION Progressive increase in access for vulnerable children to community-base
d care and protection and to basic social services including information
 on protection from HIV infection.
MATERNAL HEALTH By 2012 access to and utilization of integrated package of health and nu trition interventions (ANC, skilled assisted delivery,
and PNC) by pregn ant and lactating women increased by 10% from the 2008 level.
GENDER Promote equal opportunity for all and increase the capabilities of men , women, girls and boys of all backgrounds in national
development process.
C4D Intersectoral Communication for Development (C4D) strategy and communciaton policy developed and implemented
RURAL WATER SUPPLY Access and utilization of 75 improved drinking water sources serving approximately 130,380 people/users in six regions increased by
the end of 2012.
STUNTING REDUCTION IN UNDER 5 CHILDREN Contribute to the reduction of stunting in under five children in six zobas
EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT  & ST IR 2: Effective and efficient Governance and Systems
WASH-COMMUNITY CAPACITY By 2021, communities in target areas are able and willing to use quality Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services.
OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO PROGRAME DELIVERY Supply procurement and logistics office related operating costs
EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF HU IR 3: Effective and efficient governance and Systems
PROGRAMME PLANNING AND MONITORING UNICEF staff and partners have the guidance, tools and resources to effectively plan and monitor programmes.
HYGIENE Communities including school children are practicing handwashing with soap after defecation
CHILD JUSTICE & CHILD RIGHTS Promotion of child justice, child rights and birth registration
QUALITY-PROJECT SUPPORT Provide technical and logistical support to the ministry of Education to implement the Basic Education priogramme.
NUTRITION IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS Children  aged 6-59 months and pregnant/breastfeeding mothers in drought affected areas access life saving nutrition
CHILD PARTICIPATION AND PARTNERSHIPS Media Relations and youth participation: National media ( including youth journalists) knowledge and capacity to report on child
rights and child participation strengthened
MNCH By 2021, National Partners have strengthened technical and management capacity to sustain high-impact maternal, neonatal and child
health interventions, focusing on the most vulnerable communities.
CP IN EMERGENCIES Children in emergency situations are protected from neglect, abuse and v
iolence
QUALITY - GPE Child friendly learning spaces to benefit 44,000 out of school boys and girls
RURAL WATER SUPPLY Annually 20 selected communities have access to improved water sources based on an assessment of sites in coordination with
partners
COMMUNITY BASED SOCIAL ASSISTANCE Communities have functional child protection systems offering preventive and response services
STRENGTHENING OF M&E CAPACITY UNICEF Strengthening of planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting function of UNICEF Eritrea team
CHILD PROTECTION / CRVS  SYSTEM STRENGTHENING Child-centred and inclusive social sector policies and services:Eritrea has a strengthened child protection system with enhanced
institutional capacities
ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT By 2016, adolescents who receiving psychosocial support and health education increased by 40%
MICRO-NUTRIENT SERVICES Provide micro-nutrient services to children  6-59 months and pregnant mothers
PROGRAMME SUPPORT  BECPP BECPP programme is effectively and efficiently managed.
CHILD INJURIES, VIOLENCE & DISABILITIES Reduction of child injuries among children, adolescents and young people by 10%
GENDER Strategies to address cross cutting issues related to child rights - gender, resilience, disaster risk reduction - are
developed and applied
CHILD, ADOLESCENT AND MATERNAL NUTRITION Nutrition:The Government has strengthened capacity to plan, deliver and monitor coordinated multi-sectoral approaches at scale to
improve child, adolescent and maternal nutrition.
MINE RISK EDUCATION By 2016, Mine Risk Education (MRE) strengthened among in and out of school children in high-medium impacted landmine and
Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) communities
PMTCT PMTCT+: 50% increase in coverage of pregnant women utilizing Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services.
EDUCATION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING Policy and system strengthening: The education sector has improved evidence and strengthened capacity to ensure education policy
planning, implementation and management
EDUCATION SECTOR SYSTEM STRENGTHENING System strengthening and capacity development of the education sector
NATIONAL M&E CAPACITY BUILDING National monitoring and evaluation capacity and systems reinforced through capacity building  of  partner departments and civil
society organizations on M&E, research, data analysis and reporting and ensuring national ownership in designing and conducting
nationwide survey and other sectoral surveys
PROGRAMME COORDINATION UNICEF staff and partners have the guidance, tools and resources for effective advocacy and partnerships on child rights issues
with stakeholders.
QUALITY At least 70% of school age girls enrol and complete primary education in
 a child friendly and gender sensitive environment. The quality of educa
tion is improved to bring the minimum learning achievements level to 50%
 for 80% of students in a child-friendly, gender-sensitive environment B
aseline estimate: NA
QUALITY-POLICY & ADVOCACY FOR ED QUALITY By 2016 ensure the application of the minimum standards for quality education in about 100 elementary schools
FGM/C ABANDONMENT &HARMFUL SOCIAL NORMS Increased local level commitment for the collective and public abandonment of FGM/C
SANITATION Capacity of community leaders and public health officers and technicians in built to deliver 75 Open Defecation Free (ODF) villaeges annually.
INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT ACUTE MALNUTRITION Children 0-59 months suffering from severe  acute malnutrition (SAM) and moderate acute malnutrition(MAM) will have access to
nutrition care services and  adequate treatment
EXTERNAL RELATIONS UNICEF staff and partners have the guidance, tools and resources for effective advocacy and partnerships on child rights issues
with stakeholders.
SANITATION Capacity of communities, public health officers & technicians is built to deliver Open Defecation Free (ODF) villages
PROGRAMME SUPPORT Child Survival and Development (CSD) Child Survival and Development (CSD) Programme is effectively and efficiently managed
COMMUNITY BASED SOCIAL ASSTANCE Community based rehabilitation and social assistance system strenghtned
STRENGTHENED CAPACITY NATIONAL PARTNERS Availability of disaggregated country data improved and strengthened capacity of national partners
REDUCTION OF CHILD MARRIAGE Communities are empowered with behavioral change messages to reduce child marriage.
MICRONUTRIENTS Maintaining above 90% coverage of Vit A supplementation among children 6-59 months age and 5% increase HH iodized salt consumption
rate.
FGM/C & EARLY MARRIAGE Reduction of FGM/C, Early Marriage and other harmful social norms
CHILDREN AND YOUTH PARTICIPATION Children and youth, especially in the most disadvantaged zobas, have the knowledge and skills to participate in school and
community-based activities.
IMPROVING QUALITY OF EDUCATION Teachers have increased capacity to deliver and sustain quality education that conforms to national standards
CHILD PARTICIPATION Media relations and youth participation: National media capacity to design and monitor children and youth participation programmes
enhanced
CHILD HEALTH At least 80% of neonates and children U5 have access to effective IMNCI,
 facility and home-based care
DELIVERY OF EQUITABLE AND QUALITY Early Child Development (ECD) SERVICES Quality Early Child Development (ECD) :The education sector and communities are better able to improve the coverage and quality of early learning and
development
WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE Water sanitation and hygiene :The Government has strengthened capacity to plan, deliver and monitor equitable, sustainable and
resilient approaches to increase use of basic/safely managed water, sanitation and hygiene facilities and services.
NEWBORN, MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH Newborn, maternal and child health:The healthcare system has strengthened capacity to plan, deliver and monitor coverage, equity
and quality of high impact interventions for reducing preventable new-born and maternal complications and childhood illnesses.
ADOLECENT HEALTH DEVELOPMENT Adolecent Health Development            Services and life Skills information
IMNCI AND MATERNAL HEALTH INTERVENTIONS Health facilities and communities are  able to deliver quality  Integrated Management of Neonatal Childhood Illnesses (IMNCI) and
maternal health   interventions                                                                             Health
facilities and communities are  able to deliver quality  Integrated Management of Neonatal Childhood Illnesses (IMNCI) and maternal
health interventions
Agricultural Development: Agricultural Services Support Project Project Goal and Objective: The goal of the Project is to contribute to economic diversification, reduction of rural poverty and food insecurity, and improved livelihoods of rural communities. The specific development objective is to achieve a viable and sustainable smallholder agricultural sector based on farming as a business, and not reliant on subsidies or welfare measures.
Agricultural Development: Arable Lands Development Programme - Phase I Project Agricultural Development: Arable Lands Development Programme - Phase I Project
Société Nationale industrielle et minière (SNIM) Guelb II FAPA Grant Le projet Guelb II de la Société nationale industrielle et minière (SNIM) consiste à aménager une mine existante et à construire une nouvelle usine d'enrichissement de minerai de fer pour la production de 4 millions de tonnes supplémentaires de concentrés de minerai de fer par an. Le projet Guelbs II s'inscrit dans un ambitieux programme de développement et de modernisation (DMP) des activités et des installations de la SNIM afin d'améliorer sa position sur le marché et sa contribution à l'économie de la Mauritanie. C'est un projet historique bénéficiant des derniers développements technologiques dans le domaine de l'enrichissement du minerai de fer. De façon pratique, le projet porte essentiellement sur la construction et l'équipement d'une deuxième usine d'enrichissement de minerai de fer à magnétite. Les travaux ont été lancés à Zouerate le 25 novembre 2010 et couvrent, entre autres: (i) l'extension de la mine voisine de Guelb El Rhein, déjà en exploitation, avec un approvisionnement en eau de plus de 55 km; (ii) la construction d'une usine complète d'enrichissement du minerai; (iii) l'extension de la centrale de Guelbs avec 20 MW; (iv) la création d'une unité de traitement des eaux saumâtres; (v) la modernisation des bâtiments auxiliaires. Le projet a pour objectifs de moderniser les infrastructures existantes de la Société nationale industrielle et minière (SNIM) et d'augmenter significativement sa capacité de production. Plus précisément, il s'agit d'augmenter la capacité de production du site de Zerouate, qui a déjà une capacité annuelle de 12 millions de tonnes, soit quatre millions de tonnes de supplément de minerai de fer par an. Les principaux bénéficiaires sont le gouvernement mauritanien et la Société nationale industrielle et minière (SNIM).
Mauritania - Construction and equipment of 36 boreholes Mauritanie - Construction et Equipment de 36 Forages Le financement portera sur le coût total de l'équipement des stations et de l'atelier central, des construction, du materiel roulant et des fournitures diverses , et sur 38% des dépenses afférentes au fonctionnement des stations et des véhicules ainsi que sur 50 % des dépenses afférentes au personnel expatrié.
Mauritania - Rural drinking water supply and sanitation in the South Mauritania - Projet d'approvisionnement en eau potable et d'assainissement en Milieu Rural dans la Zone Méridionale To accelerate the access to sustainable  services in drinking water supply and sanitation in rural areas.
SNIM - PROJET D'AUGMENTATION DE LA CAPACITE D'EXPORATION DE Mauritanie - Projet d'Augmentation de la Capacité d'Exportation de la Société Nationale Industrielle et Minière This intervention concerns the Export Capacity Expansion Project of the National Industrial and Mining Company. It comprises three main components, namely: (i) completion of a draft of 17 to 18 meters deep from the Nouadhibou ore port and an increase in the vessel's capacity to change vessels; various equipment; (ii) increase in iron ore production through the installation of new workshops, an electrical group for the Guelbs plant and the installation of various tools; and (iii) increase in rail transportation capacity through the construction and installation of a rail line and station, and the acquisition of 150 ore cars and seven (07) shunting locomotives. La présente intervention est relative au Projet d'Augmentation de la Capacité d'Exportation de la Société Nationale Industrielle et Minière. Il comprend trois principales composantes, à savoir: (i) la réalisation d’un tirant d’eau d’une profondeur de 17 à 18 mètres du port minéralier de Nouadhibou et l’augmentation de la capacité de changement des navires par l’installation de divers équipements ; (ii) l’augmentation de la production de minerai de fer par l’installation de nouveaux ateliers, d’un groupe électrique pour la centrale de Guelbs et par l’installation de divers outillages; et (iii) l’augmentation de la capacité de transport du chemin de fer par la construction et l’installation d’une voie ferrée et d’une gare et par l’acquisition de 150 wagons minéraliers et de sept (07) locomotives de manœuvre.
RESTRUCTURATION DU SECTEUR EDUCATIF Mauritanie - Restructuration du Secteur Educatif Le projet vise à assister le gouvernement dans sa politique de réformes destinées à corriger les distorsions dans les coûts et la répartition des ressources dans le secteur de l'éducation. Il vise également à mettre en place un système éducatif repondant aux réalités sociales et économiques du pays.