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Emergency WASH response and preparedness for lifesaving assistance to affected populations in Amhara and Tigray regions, Ethiopia This response plans to provide an emergency WASH response to new emerging critical needs and serve as a multiplier effect to scale-up the ongoing response in the Amhara and Tigray regions targeting internally displaced population (IDPs) and host communities and expanding to newly affected areas. It will focus on the Waghimra Zone of Amhara region and Central Zone of Tigray region, owing to the further deterioration of the humanitarian needs, increased access within Tigray and a spillover of the conflict dynamics in neighboring region of Amhara. The specific geographic focus of this response will be Abergele, Sekota and Tsagbij Woreas of Waghimra Zone in Amhara region and Edaga Arbi and Endafelasi Woredas of Central Zone in Tigray region. It will further support integration of protection, accountability and gender considerations into programming.

This response plan will address the critical emergency needs of most vulnerable internally displaced population (IDPs) and host communities in Amhara and Tigray regions through WASH interventions. The specific intervention areas include Abergele, Sekota and Tsagbij Woreas of Waghimra Zone in Amhara region and Edaga Arbi and Endafelasi Woredas of Central Zone in Tigray region.
Provision of life-saving multi-sector assistance to Conflict-affected IDPs, returnees, and host communities in Benishangul Gumuz regions The project is a lifesaving multi-sector project designed to respond to the conflict-affected IDPs, returnees, and host communities in the Benishangul Gumuz region and focus on responding to WaSH. Protection needs displacement affected communities in Mandura, Dangure and Bulen of Metekel zone. The project will respond with lifesaving assistance to 28,480 (14,191M, 14,289F) beneficiaries. NRC will emphasize the local capacity building during the implementation of the planned projects is closely working with local partners, community members and government structures. 

The WASH component aims to have increased equal and sustained access to reliable, safe water, appropriate sanitation, and hygiene services for 27,400 (13,700M, 13,700F) IDPs, returnees and the host community. This will be achieved through improving access to secure gender-sensitive water and sanitation facilities conforming to local standards and norms. The primary activities under WASH include awareness-raising campaigns and Hygiene promotion training and the provision of handwashing stations, adequate water provision, and training provision related to operation, maintenance amp management to WASH committees that will support the sustainability of WaSH infrastructure and services.

The protection sector is planned to emphasize housing, land, and property (HLP) to reach 1080 (491 M,589F) beneficiaries. NRC will undertake an HLP assessment at the beginning of the project as per the NRC’s ICLA core competency. This will identify environmental and land issues that will influence the execution of the project’s planned infrastructure. The information session will deliver reliable and updated information on the legal identity and HLP rights that will be delivered face to face as well as mobile-based information sessions. In the information session, awareness about HLP rights, the importance of legal identity documents, and the procedural requirements associated with securing both of these rights will be undertaken. In addition, legal counselling will be carried out by providing individualized counselling and specific cases, and further legal assistance will be provided to individuals and households in need of representation.
Lifesaving emergency nutrition response to conflict affected communities in Kamashi, Sedal and Mizigan woredas, Kmashi zone, Benishangul Gumuz region, Ethiopia. FIDO is an Ethiopian national non-governmental (NNGO) organization that has been founded by Ethiopian volunteers in Jimma zone since 2002 with 20 years of experience in community service. The organization is structured in two program wings, i.e., the developmental wing and the emergency and relief wing. With a mandate to work in all regions of Ethiopia, FIDO gives precedence to the quality of service delivered to the community. Emergency response to IDPs has been among the first intervention areas for the organization, and it remains the primary area of intervention to date. 
FIDO has designed this emergency nutrition response with a primary aim of addressing the humanitarian needs identified among Internally Displaced Persons, returnee and their host communities affected by conflict in Kamashi, Sedal and Mizigan woreda, Kamashi zone - Benishangul Gumuz region, Ethiopia. Up-to-date data from targeted woredas put into view a broad range of nutritional needs among women, children and other vulnerable groups affected by acute malnutrition as well as poor access and availability of basic health care services. 
The key drivers for the deterioration of the emergency situation in all three woredas are armed group conflict and intercommoned violence resulting in loss of life, property and dislocation from their livelihood while putting extra pressure on the host communities. Overall, the crisis-impacted populations are experiencing acute food shortage, lack of adequate access to nutrition screening and Health service, disruption in referral pathway, shortage of nutritional supplies as well as barriers in MAM and SAM case treatment resulting in sustained malnutrition cases. The security situation in the area has been impeding humanitarian actor’s ability to operate in the areas. 
With full realization of the major issues mentioned above, this lifesaving emergency nutrition response focuses on reducing morbidity and mortality associated with under nutrition among children U5 and Pregnant amp Lactating Women. The project will work to strengthen and sustain the existing health system and provide support for vulnerable communities through strengthening the capacity of the Woreda Health System to screen cases by providing technical support during regular screenings and support the woredas in conducting exhaustive mass screening. In addition to this it plans to support Woreda health Office to strengthen/establish referral linkage. Furthermore, In collaboration with UN agencies, This project aims to provide technical support for SAM and MAM treatment and strengthen TSFP, TFP and SC supply chain in target woredas. Promotion of Care Practices and IYCF among children and their care-givers and psychosocial support for IDPs, returnees and host communities. Mental Health and Care Practices (MHCP) support will be provided to the most vulnerable households through targeted psychosocial support services such as Mother-to-Mother Support Groups.
Provision of Emergency Primary Health Care to IDPs of Conflict-Affected Persons in Kamashi, Sedal, Mizigan  and Shekole woredas of Kamashi and Assosa Zones of Benishangul Gumuz Regional State. ASDEPO aims to improve access to basic curative and preventive health care services for internally ¬displaced and conflict-affected populations in Kamashi, Mizyiga , Sedal and Sherkole woredas of Kemashi and Assosa zones Benishangul-Gumuz Regional State. The proposed project activities will focus on meeting links with the main strategic objectives of the 2nd standard allocation, provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations affected by internal conflict and natural disaster responses. The project will address the specific needs and concerns of different gender and age groups through age, gender and diversity mainstreaming. The project will ensure interventions address specific needs of vulnerable groups including children under five 5, pregnant and lactating women (PLW), people with disability (PWD) and old people. Through this response, nearly 61,500 conflict-affected and drought-affected communities and IDPs will be reached in  Kemashi zone Benishangul-Gumuz region. The proposed intervention will address the immediate needs of internally displaced and populations affected by the recent conflict  while supporting efforts to build local capacity and strengthen systems to respond better in a protracted emergency situation. To address the health needs of vulnerable groups, ASDEPO will procure and distribute of emergency and reproductive health kits to health facilities and Mobile Nutrition and Health Teams (MNHT) outreach, provide MNHT and Primary Health Care (PHC) services, provide emergency obstetric care, reproductive health (RH) and Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) services integrated into emergency health service, Management of Children with Medical Complications of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM), provision of Support Clinical Management of Rape kits and services and  Strengthening disease surveillance and lab capacity for outbreak response for eight months with the total worth of 270,000USD.
Barbados Second HIV/AIDS Project The project would support the implementation of the 2008-2013 Barbados National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan, specifically to increase: - Adoption of safe behaviors, in particular amongst key populations at higher risk. - Access to prevention, treatment and social care, in particular for key populations at higher risk. - Capacity of organizational and institutional structures that govern the NAP. - Use of quality data for problem identification, strategy definition and measuring results.
Barbados COVID-19 Response and Recovery DPF The development objective of this operation is to support Barbados response to the COVID-19 crisis and to promote the post-crisis economic recovery.
Programmatic support to monitor and safeguard an enabling environment for civil society The Dutch Government's programmatic funding to CIVICUS contributes to the policy goal ‘monitoring and safeguarding an enabling environment for civil society’ of the Department for Social Development (DSO) (policy article 3.3 strengthening civil society). Besides, the proposed cooperation with CIVICUS fits in the policy goals as described in the policy letter to Parliament of the Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation of 9 October 2013. CIVICUS plays different roles as monitoring, lobbying, and convening, within the international discussion on enabling environment for civil society. CIVICUS has access to international networks and policy processes, and stimulates democratization of these processes. Besides, CIVICUS produces yearly, relevant and up-to-date research and monitoring reports. It is important for civil society worldwide and for the MFA that these roles and products are supported in order to maintain quality. Besides, the roles that CIVICUS plays are very complementary to the roles that the MFA plays and can increasingly play in international discussions. CIVICUS also complements the roles international and Dutch civil society play in capacity strengthening for both Lobby and Advocacy and for service delivery. CIVICUS tackles the basic conditions for civil society to operate at both national and international level.
2021 - 2026 Core programmatic support to monitor and safeguard an enabling environment for civil society The Dutch Government's programmatic funding to CIVICUS contributes to the policy goal of monitoring and safeguarding an enabling environment for civil society of the Department for Social Development (DSO) (policy article 3.3 strengthening civil society). Besides, the proposed cooperation with CIVICUS fits in the policy goals as described in the policy letter to Parliament of the Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation of 9 October 2013. CIVICUS plays different roles as monitoring, lobbying, and convening, within the international discussion on enabling environment for civil society. CIVICUS has access to international networks and policy processes, and stimulates democratization of these processes. Besides, CIVICUS produces yearly, relevant and up-to-date research and monitoring reports. It is important for civil society worldwide and for the MFA that these roles and products are supported in order to maintain quality. Besides, the roles that CIVICUS plays are very complementary to the roles that the MFA plays and can increasingly play in international discussions. CIVICUS also complements the roles international and Dutch civil society play in capacity strengthening for both Lobby and Advocacy and for service delivery. CIVICUS tackles the basic conditions for civil society to operate at both national and international level.
UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Population change and data activities UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Population change and data activities UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Population change and data activities
UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Policy and accountability activities
UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Quality of care and services activities
FY 2015 ASHA Award - City University of Seatle FY 2015 ASHA Award - City University of Seatle
Improved Public Sector Environmental Services Improved Public Sector Environmental Services
Department of Energy, Advanced Interdiction Training The AIT workshop familiarizes Port Control Units (Customs inspectors, police, and other enforcement entities) with high-risk materials and equipment as identified on the control lists of the multilateral control arrangements by characterizing and identifying trade transactions involving prohibited good in time to implement inspections and seizures.
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Technical Exchange
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Funding for LLNL meet with S. Africa (Necsa) experts to discuss status to clean-room development, national nuclear forensics library project, and ICP-MS capabilities.
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and Arms Control Regional Coordination Consultative Meetings.
Department of Energy, Country Export Control Capacity Building Activities Funds to support Export Control capacity building activities with various government agencies in South Africa
Department of Energy, International Nonproliferation Export Control Program Export Control Capacity Building: Export Enforcement eCIT (electronic Commodity Identification Training) deployment and Enterprise Outreach to prevent proliferation of dual-use commodities and technology
Department of Energy, Nonproliferation and International Security Internal Compliance Program Technical Exchange.
POPs and mercury-free solutions for the environmentally sound management of waste in Paraguay ..Based on a request from the country to work on POPs and Hg, a proposal was developed for GEF funding to respond to the needs of an environmentally sound waste management approach in the municipalities.
Dehytrating fruits, vegetables & herbs in isolated areas of Paraguay Pilot project for demonstrative techniques of solar drying.  After getting acquainted to solar plants for processing and drying fruits, vegetables and medicinal plants in Cuba in 2011, the Government of Paraguay has decided to replicate this experience in the country. The project will be financed from outstanding funds (USD 23,001) from a previous project entitled #SF/PAR/96/001 Advisory Servi ces to the Establishment of the Fertilizer Plant in Paraguay# that was carried out by UNIDO in 1996/99.  In the planning and installation of solar plants for drying fruits and vegetables, the pilot stage will include the establishment of a solar dryer mini plant including the entire value chain, from the entrance of fresh products, the respective st eps of preparation, drying, packaging a nd quality control until the final product is packed for sale.  The project will address the agro- value chain through assisting isolated communities in enhancing the value of local production, re ducing fruit and vegetable waste and enhancing their conservation times. Through the introduction of a solar dryer mini-plant, this project will permit the advancement of solar technology, the generation of synergies with other value chains and the increased sale of seasonal products.   This project will serve as a demonstration/ pilot project
Enhancing Business Intermediary Organizations´ Support Services for MSMEs Competitiveness in Paraguay The EU is developing a private sector development program in Paraguay with a strong emphasis on intermediary institution capacity development, innovation/technology and development of industrial suppliers. The EU in Paraguay primarily works with resident agencies. However, UNIDO was invited to participate not only for its technical expertise in the fields mentioned earlier but under the condition that a project office is set up and that the URU regional office takes responsibility of the implementation and participates regularly in all committees. The EU Paraguay also bought in the idea of UNIDO linking this initiative to similar projects and sister institutions with whom UNIDO works in the region.
Strengthening the environmentally-sound management and final disposal of PCBs, in Paraguay ...The project has the objective to protect human health and the environment through environmentally sound management and final disposal of PCB-containing equipment and wastes, in Paraguay
Tonga Health Systems Support Program II The Tonga Health Systems Support Program Phase 2 (THSSP 2) is designed to support the Government of Tonga’s (GOT) own strategy and planning for the health sector by providing support to its Ministry of Health to improve health service delivery, with a strong focus on non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The program’s assistance continues to align to the MOH Corporate Plan 2015-2020 and the Tonga Strategic Development Framework II. The Program’s work around NCDs will be aligned to the National Strategy to Prevent and Control NCDs 2010 – 2015. The THSSP 2’s overarching objective is for a more effective, efficient and equitable preventative and primary care service for the Tongan population. This would be achieved through addressing three main areas of reducing the prevalence of NCD risk factors; strengthening health system strengthening and increasing equity of access to health services. Tonga Health Systems Support Program 2 has identified five key development outcomes: rate of premature d
Tonga Climate Change Adapation Program The overall goal of the project is to assist the Kingdom of Tonga meet its climate change adaptation needs by meeting the following objectives:
•	Improve implementation of climate change adaptation activities outlined by the Government of Tonga JNAP; 
•	Improve coordination of Government of Tonga climate change adaptation activities implemented by the Government of Tonga, regional organisations, multilateral development banks and other development partners;
•	Improve access to climate change finance; and
•	Implement on-ground adaptive actions in focussed priority areas and sectors.

The project contributes directly to ICCAI Objectives 4 by providing financial support to fund priority on-ground adaptation measures, in partnership with UNDP/SPREP, in the Government of Tonga priority sectors of water and coasts.
Tonga TVET Support Program The Tonga Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Support Program  represents a commitment by Australia and New Zealand to assist the Government of Tonga (GoT) to develop a national TVET system that provides internationally recognized qualifications in a sustainable manner and at a reasonable cost. It is intended to be jointly and equally funded by AusAID and NZAID. The total value of this initiative is $7.4 million over 4 years, starting 2009-10.
Ha'apai Electrification Sustainability Fund The Ha'apai Electrification Sustainability Fund assists Electricity Cooperatives in operating, managing and distributing electricity on the islands of Kauvai Ha'ano, Ha'afeva, Nomuka and 'Uiha/Felemea through provision of training (technical, financial management &#38;#38;#38; small business skills); repair and maintenance and audit of their books. The total value of this initiative is $20,000 over 3 years, starting 2008-09.
Support to Tonga Health and Infrastructure Sectors This investment is to provide support to Post in the form of human resources/A-based as Second Secretary in the aid areaq.  The Second Secretary works directly on delivering aid in two sectors, health and infrastructure.  This involves design, monitoring, implementing and complex contract management with government of Tonga and other development partners.
Tonga Performance Linked Aid 2011/2012 - 2012/2013 The Performance Linked Aid (PLA) Budget Measure is an incentive-based form of aid that provides additional funding in recognition of progress and achievements by partner governments in identified policy or administrative reforms and/or improvements in specific development outcomes. PLA is a two-step process where reform is first identified and milestones agreed upon. The second step is an assessment of where and how PLA payments can be directed if partner governments achieve the agreed milestones. This funding support is to the Government of Tonga (GoT), as parallel co-financing to a World Bank policy-based budget support program, the Tonga Economic Recovery Operation (ERO). The ERO is a joint donor initiative that links budget support from Tonga's major donors to an agreed set of policy reform actions by Tonga. Specific areas of the GoT's reform agenda which are supported by the ERO are: a) public financial management; b) fiscal policy; structural reform; and d) social protection. The
Nuku'alofa Urban Development Sector Project Funding under this initiative provides support for the Nuku'alofa Urban Development Project, which is an Asian Development Bank (ADB) led project. The project responds to development pressure in Nuku'alofa due to increasing population growth and aims to improve the living conditions of the population, including in low income residential areas through the provision of more effective, efficient and sustainable urban services. The proposal focuses on water supply and solid waste services. It looks to improve the availability of Nuku'alofa's water supply from less than 50% to 99.9% by 2015, and increase consumer access to solid waste management services from less than 40% to 80% by 2015. It also includes a discretionary component whereby additional high priority municipal services as identified in the Government's Nuku'alofa Urban Infrastructure Development Plan (NIUDP) can be selected and implemented after approval by the project's steering committee.  However, at Australia's request, thi
Tonga - ADS II The Australian Development Scholarships (ADS) are a highly-valued form of bilateral development cooperation between Australia and Partner Countries. ADS aim to contribute to long-term development needs of Australia's Partner Countries to promote growth and stability. The ADS program for Tonga has been operating since 1995 and has great benefits for Tonga by providing the opportunity for academic awards for Tongan citizens in areas of study relevant to the Australia-Tonga Partnership for Development (Partnership) priorities and to undertake studies to obtain tertiary qualifications at participating Australian Institutions. The total value of this initiative is $0.3 million over 5 years, starting 2010-11.