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Afghanistan Health Sector Emergency Reha The Project DO's are: (i) assist the MOH to achieve its stated goals of reducing the rates of infant and child mortality, maternal m ortality, child malnutrition, and fertility through expanding delivery of the Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS) and increasing  equity in the delivery of services; (ii) strengthen the MOH's stewardship over the sector including a greater role in health care f inancing, coordination of partners, and overseeing the work of NGOs; and (iii) building the capacity of Afghan health workers to pro vide and manage health services.  The key performance indicators and corresponding end-of-project targets are limited to the Project Area. Given the paucity of baseli ne data, the proposed targets should be seen as approximate. What is needed is clear progress along these parameters. 1. The contraceptive prevalence rate would have increased by ten percent (10%) among women using modern family planning methods. 2. The cure rate among detected tuberculosis cases would have increased to eighty percent (80%). 3. The proportion of children aged six (6) months to fifty-nine (59) months that have received vitamin A supplement woud have increa sed to ninety percent (90%). 4. Fully-Immunize-Child vaccine coverage among children aged twelve (12) months to twenty-three (23) months would have increased by  thirty-five percent (35%).
Inclusive Education for Disabled Children To test innovative methods to promote the enrollment  of children with disabilities  currently  excluded from mainstream schools and influence the development  of an inclusive education policy.
Reducing the Vulnerability of Small Farmers to Price Risk The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to reduce the vulnerability of small farmers in Nicaragua to the increased volatility ininternational food markets by reducing transactions costs for trading of agriculture products locally and internationally and increasing access to price risk management tools and strategies.
Bangladesh Safe Migration for Bangladeshi Workers The objective of the project is to reduce vulnerability of migrant workers and their families in 80 upazilas through a demonstration pilot that (i) provides better access to accurate and timely information and services for safe migration; and (ii) establishes andstrengthens community-based organizations (CBOs) in order to reduce dependency of migrants on middlemen.
RY Strengthening the Powerless Groups through a Family-Community Led Programs The PDO is to test replicable models to improve the quality of life of the poor and vulnerable groups affected by the rising costs in food prices and poverty in Yemen (especially women, youth, children), including the issue of environmental degradation, and poor health habits.
PNG Social and Economic Empowerment for Women in Mining and Petroleum Areas The grant aims to improve the livelihood and quality of life for the poorest women and their families in 16 selective communities in remote areas of PNG working in the extractive industries of mining, oil and gas, through womenâ€™s business development training, capacity building, empowerment, and community-based advocacy.
JSDF Colombia Soccer Together  Rethinking How to Improve Gender Equity and Inclusion in the Education System The objective is to develop and adapt a generic pedagogical model providing skills and values to help girls and boys (aged 5 to 16 years) to gain confidence, improve their quality of life, and build a peaceful future.
Building Resilience to Food and Nutrition Insecurity Shocks The PDO is to provide access to food and nutrition security enhancing services among vulnerable households through the promotion ofa ppropriate new technologies in selected areas of the Recipient's territory.
Emergency Livestock Feed Access Project The grant development objective is to increase access to livestock feed and health services to small-scale livestock keepers livingin pastoral and agro-pastoral zones with substantial risk of livestock output reduction in 2012.  At the end of the project, the 16 000 beneficiary households are expected to have survived feed shortage using feed supplements and making greater and more innovative use of crops residues in animal feeding, thereby preserving their livestock-based livelihood. The beneficiary households are also expected to come out of the crisis with healthier animals. Overall, project interventions are expected to help maintain herd size,diet diversity and purchasing power of targeted livestock breeders across the country.   The Project will be implemented through the existing Project Coordination Unit of the IDA-financed Agricultural Productivity and Food Security Project, which has adequate technical and fiduciary capacity to implement proposed activities. These activities are organized in four components aimed to: (i) improve access to animal feed concentrates, supplements and health products (52% of total financing); (ii) improve use of bulk livestock feed through the use of innovative crop residues shredders (29%); (iii) provide accurate and timely information on the extent of the crisis and existing mitigation measures (5%); and (iv) ensure effective project coordination, management, monitoring and evaluation and knowledge dissemination (13%).
JSDF Grant Law and Justice for the Poor (TF051227) PROJ AIMS AT INCREASING EFFICIENCY,EFFECTIVENESS AND TRANSPARENCY IN JUDICIAL PROCESS BY:IMPROVING ADM.&CASE MGMT PROCEDURES AND INTRODU- CING SPEC. LEAL ED. PROGS. FOR JUDGES; IMPROVING ACCESS TO JUSTICE; EXPANDINGN USE OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISMS; & PROVI- DING AN ADEQUATE JUDICIAL INFRASTRUCTURE.
Building Trust in Public Institutions and Policies <p>The objective of the Project is to enhance citizens&#39; trust in public policies and public institutions by: (a) enhancing the c apacities of high poverty communities to exercise their right of access to information and to use social auditing and policy advocac y tools; (b) increasing their participation in and oversight of the budgetary process; (c) implementing social accountability in sec tors ta are crucial to poverty reduction through improved public information systems and specific locally-designed initiatives targe ted at these sectors; and (d) facilitating the overall policy dialogue and consensus-building processes aimed at improving governanc e and transparency in the Recipient&#39;s territory, with emphasis on increasing the demand for good governance of high poverty and vulnerable communities.</p>
Out of School Youth Development Project Project Development Preparation of a WB-LIL that will develop and implement interventions to reduce the drop-out rate in Filipino schools; enable re-entry of out-of-school youth (OSY) into the formal school system and the completion of basic education; integrate OSY into the labor market and the business sector through a program that includes basic education using alternative learning systems, comprehensive life skills and technical skills development, and entrepreneurship training/ job placement. The project will also pilot test a partnership approach that will bring together government, NGos, and business groups in alleviating the crisis of OSYs in the country. Proposed board date is March 2001.
Improving Livelihood Opportunities for Vulnerable Urban Communities To improve employment and livelihood opportunities for approximately 3,750 households in targeted poor urban communities affected by the financial crisis.
JSDF Strengthening the Livelihoods and Voice of Vulnerable and Disabled Persons in Armenia The development objective of the Project is: â€œTo pilot self-reliant livelihoods and generation of employment opportunities combinedwith the provision of vital services for extremely poor and vulnerable groups, including persons with disabilities, in Armeniaâ€.
TJ - JSDF Grant for a Nutrition Pilot The objective of the Grant is to address the shockingly high malnutrition rates among infants and young children in the districts of Khatlon Region in Tajikistan.
National Emergency Employment Program for Rural Access The revised project development objective is to enable the rural population to b enefit from year-round access to basic services and facilities in rural areas of  Afghanistan covered by the project.  This will be achieved through contracting with the private sector to carry out road rehabilitation which will improve acce ss of rural communities to basic services and facilities and increased rural emp loyment.  The achievement of the PDO will contribute to enhanced well-being and promote equitable economic growth in the country.
The Gambia Emergency Agricultural Production Support Project The grant development objective is to restore the productive capacity of targeted smallholder farmers and herders in the 19 rural districts affected by the 2011/2012 drought in the Gambia. In particular the grant will complement efforts of GoTG and development partners in restoring the means of production of the most affected households by: (i) increasing access to improved seed and fertilizer (ii) providing water sources for vegetable gardening; and (iii) increase access to livestock feed and health services.
Marine and Coastal Environment Management The project development objective is to improve sustainable management and use of the URT?s Exclusive Economic Zone, territorial seas, and coastal resources. Sustainable management and use will be reflected in enhanced revenue collection, reduced threats to the environment, improved livelihoods of participating coastal communities and improved institutional arrangements.
Mozambique - Community-Based Coastal Resource Management and Sustainable Livelihoods To alleviate poverty in Mozambique within the context of resource conservation through improved income generation by the poor within the mid coastal provinces (area of Inhambane-Gaza-Maputo).
Community Enterprise Development as Pathway Out of Poverty The Project aims to improve the livelihood and quality of life of poor households in the Target Municipalities through increasedinco me and access to financial services, development of community-driven enterprises linked to markets, and local economicdevelopmentsup port.
Mozambique - Maputo Peri-urban Sanitation To improve the sanitation conditions and practices of about 140,000 people in 11 unplanned peri-urban neighborhoods of Maputo, and pilot and develop effective approaches for replication, by the end of the two year project, thus contributing to the wider goal of improved health, reduced poverty and progress towards the MDGs, particularly MDGs 7 and 4.
PERU Participatory intervention model to improve child nutrition The objective of the project is to improve the nutritional and development status of children under five by a participatory intervention to raise awareness, improve local management skills and promote behavioral changes of household, community and district actorsin very poor districts in the highland and jungle (Selva) regions of Peru. Such project will strengthen the National CRECER Strategy (National Strategy to reduce chronic under-nutrition by nine points by 2011 through the articulation of all sectors and social programs) through the Local Coordination Committee (CCL), i.e., the official coordinating body for articulating sectoral activities at the district level including identification of population needs and mobilization of resources.
Sri Lanka - Empowering the poorest of poor women in Hambantota and Northeast provinces.
Yemen Employment  for At-Risk and Marginalized Youth The objective of the Project is to support developing a system of second chance opportunities for vulnerable and marginalized youththrough building up institutional competencies across civil society, non-government and government organizations to develop programs and create opportunities that will meet the unique and diversified needs of the youth.
Community Driven Nutrition Improvement The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve nutrition practices targeted to children under the age of two and pregnant and lactating women in targeted least developed communities.
TN-JSDF Emergency Support for Youth The objective of the grant is to provide emergency income support and short-term employment to approximately 3,000 youth to meet their basic needs through cash-for-work, training, apprenticeship and self-employment opportunities.
Third Kecamatan Development Project KDP-3 has overall development objectives of reducing poverty and improving local-level governance in rural Indonesia.  It is part of a long-term village governance program that began with the first Kecamatan project in 1998. Specific development objectives for KDP-3 include: (i) institutionalizing paraticipatory processes in local government; (ii) the cost effective provision of basic social and economic infrastructure; (iii) strengthening the capacity of the micro-finance institutions developed under KDP-1 and KDP-2 to manage and monitor funds sustainably.
Quality Education for All Project - Phase 2 The project objective is to improve teaching and learning practices in the classroom in order to assist the Government in improving education quality while maintaining its focus on reaching universal primary completion by 2015.  The project would do this by:  (a) improving both access and retention by expanding the number of middle school places in the system, improving conditions in existing elementary schools, and by supporting additional literacy courses; (b) improving education quality, with a focus on elementary education; and (c) strengthening management at central, deconcentrated and decentralized levels to ensure attainment of PDEF objectives.
Improving Rural connectivity for sustainable livelihoods The objective of the JSDF grants is to contribute to the development of sustainable models and approaches to improve rural populations' (especially women#s) access to knowledge, information and means of communication that improve their livelihoods in: (a) the rural areas of Salatiga and surrounding districts (Central Java)--implemented by Serikat Paguyuban Petani Qaryah Thayyibah - SPPQT) (TF090424); and (b) rural areas of Malang and surrounding districts (East Java) implemented by the East Java Center for Women#s Cooperatives - PUSKOWANJATI (TF090423).
Morocco Cap Bldg and Mgmt to Improve Schooling for Poor JSDF The objectives of the project are to: (i) reduce drop out in the poorest and most remote primary schools in rural Morocco; (ii) reduce the financial burden of sending children to school for the poorest and most vulnerable families; and (iii) improve school management in high schools through empowerment of school councils.
Northern Uganda Business Support Program The main development objective of this project is to improve and sustain household income of the vulnerable poor through provision o f business management support services to the existing and new Community Interest Groups (CIGs) in the four pilot districts (Kitgum,  Gulu, Pakwach, and Soroti).
Jordan Integrated Social Services for Vulnerable Youth The project development objective is to improve the quality of life of vulnerable youth by increasing the provision of services to y oung people, by increasing the participation of youth in decision-making related to these services, and by empowering local NGOs/ser vice providers and communities.
Community-based Landslide Risk Reduction (JSDF Grant) The objective of the Project is to reduce the risk to natural disasters in vulnerable communities in the Recipient#s territory and provide an evidence-based toolkit for vulnerability reduction throughout the Caribbean.
Strengthening community participation for the fight against female genital cutting (FGM/C) The objectives of the proposed JSDF grant are: (i) to support Burkina Faso's commitment to ending female genital mutilation/cuttingby providing poorest and most vulnerable members of communities and front line health workers with the necessary tools to efficiently prevent new cuttings and to effectively deal with old ones; and (ii) to demonstrate the benefits and sustainability of integrating education, health, and social protection into one basic social services delivery program that will contribute to the improvement of poor and vulnerable women's health in rural communities.
JSDF TF054211 Access to Legal Services for Vulnerable Groups inc. Women The project's overall objective is to broaden the base of private participation in Cape Verde's economic growth, enhance private sec tor competitiveness and further develop its financial sector. This would be achieved through: (a) financial sector reform, including  pension reform; (b) investment climate reform, which includes, but is not limited to: (i) tax reform, (ii) alleviation of administr ative barriers, (iii) improved supply chains, and (iv) legal reform; (c) post privatization and divestiture reforms; and (d) private  sector and institutional capacity building. The project would thus help sustain the Government's poverty alleviation efforts by gen erating increased employment opportunities through improved international competitiveness.
Productive Initiatives for Solidarity The Development Objective of the Productive Initiatives for Solidarity project (PIPS) is to support socially inclusive alliances of poor and extreme poor engaged in small-scale income-generating activities to complement their livelihoods and improve revenues, in selected districts.
Social Protection Reform Technical Assistance Grant under Japan Social Development Fund (JSDF)
Healthy Motherhood JSDF The objective of the HMP is to provide access and quality maternal health care to poor women in targeted districts in rural Sana#a Governorate.
Pakistan - Community-Based Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities To expand the coverage, use and quality of social care and rehabilitation servic es for people with disabilities in 34 Union Councils affected by the October 8, 2005 earthquake, by ensuring better mobility, improved physical and mental healt h, increased participation in social and economic life, and strengthened empower ment.
Integrated Community-Driven Territorial Development for Remote Communities in the Amazon The objective of the Project is to pilot a participatory sustainable territorial planning model for the Eligible Communities through small investments projects and improved participation in municipal land-use planning.
Ethiopia Support to Artisan Miners (JSDF) The main Development Objective is to significantly reduce the poverty levels of sixteen artisan and small-scale mining (ASM) communities in rural Ethiopia through the provision of training and small credit facilities, promoting social, economic and environmental sustainability
NGFadama Information&Knowledge Services The objective of the project is to establish sustainable, Fadama information, knowledge and business advisory services centers (FIKS ) to increase farm productivity and rural household incomes in the poorest sections of the Fadama community in Cross River, Lagos, S okoto and Yobe states over a four year period using a variety of information and communication technologies.
Building Demand-side Capacity for Effective Local Governance Strengthen local governance in the Kyrgyz Republic by enhancing participatory decision-making and accountability with respect to loc al government planning and budgeting, service, and investments.
Rep of Congo Emergency Recovery and Community Support Project Assist the recovery of communities living in smaller municipalities and rural areas
Fisheries Revitalization Project Program Development Objective:  To increase income of rural coastal and fisheries communities in participating districts by: (i) increasing coastal and fisheries commodity-based economic growth and diversification (including support for aqua farmer groups in (a) primary production, value-added processing, export-oriented marketing and (b) linking them to formal sources of finance; and (ii) developing a system for sustainable utilization and collaborative management of coastal fisheries resources and ecosystems.
Orissa Socio-Economic Development Loan/Credit II The objective of the Operation, consistent with CAS objectives, is to support a program of measures to boost rapid, and shared economic growth in one of the under-developed states of India, to expand income earning opportunities and access to improved basic services for the poor.  The program supported by the Operation will also improve the efficiency of spending and reduce the state#s dependence on debt financing, while increasing fiscal space for development expenditures along with a rise in their output and outcome orientation. Bank support is complemented by reform-linked assistance from GoI.
Deuxième tranche du programme d'appui aux politiques publiques dans le secteur de l'énergie en Albanie Ce FB-PP contribue à améliorer la soutenabilité du secteur électrique albanais à travers :  l'appui à la réforme du secteur, la diversification du mix électrique vers les énergies renouvelables, l'amélioration de la soutenabilité financière des opérateurs, la mise en place d'un processus progressif de dérèglementation des tarifs, la diversification du mix électrique et le renforcement du cadre législatif et réglementaire du secteur.
Égalité de genre dans l'accès aux opportunités économiques Prêt de politique publique (+subvention pour l'assistance technique) en cofinancement avec la Banque mondiale, destiné à favoriser l'égal accès des femmes et des hommes à l'emploi et à l'entrepreneuriat
Programme d'appui aux politiques publiques dans le secteur de l'énergie en Albanie L'objectif général de ce prêt de politique publique est de contribuer à améliorer la soutenabilité du secteur électrique albanais à travers l'appui à la réforme du secteur et la diversification du mix électrique vers les énergies renouvelables.
Projet d'amélioration du service d'eau potable de la région de Durrës Le projet comporte 5 composantes : (i) renouvellement du réseau de distribution dans la ville de Durrës pour 37 M€ ; (ii) réhabilitation de la station de pompage et de la conduite de transfert d'eau de Fushe Kuqe, pour 15,7 M€ ; (iii) réalisation du schéma directeur d'assainissement de la région de Durrës pour 1,3 M€ ; (iv) transformation opérationnelle et organisationnelle de DWSU pour 5 M€ ; (v) coordination du projet pour 2 M€.
Helping marginalised groups fight COVID-19 The aim of the project is to provide most marginalized households with multi-purpose cash grants to meet their basic needs and enable them to maintain good hygiene practices during the lockdown. The grants also aims to reduce bad coping mechanisms which might occur during the pandemic.
Support to the local community - COVID-19 response ActionAid used its contingency fund to provide multipurpose cash grants to targeted households to meet their basic needs during the lockdown. This support was given to the most marginalised groups including day labourers to promote correct hygiene practices. Additionally, ActionAid Bangladesh delivered awareness-raising activities on COVID-19 led by project staff who was provided with the appropriate PPE.
Emergency support the most vulnerable and marginalized communities affected by COVID-19 The project's objectives are to improve awareness of personal protection and good hygiene behaviours to reduce transmission of COVID-19; to provide multi-purpose cash grants to the most marginalized households to meet their basic needs and to gather data about families daily food intake.
Resilience Intervention for Community Empowerment (RICE) - COVID-19 Response Provide Multipurpose cash grants to targeted households and setup hand washing points in project working areas to ensure the hygiene practice and to reduce the speeding of the COVID-19 virus. Conduct awareness raising sessions on COVID-19. This support was provided to the RICE project participants as a cash grants to support their livelihoods and meet their basic needs during lockdown. And it also helps to avoid negative coping mechanism during lockdown period.