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Pacific Resilience Program To strengthen early warning, resilient investments and financial protection of the Participating Countries.
P4:  Pacific Regional ICT Regulatory Development Project The development objective of the Project is to strengthen the capacity of ICT Regulatory institutions in participating countries,and enhance regional collaboration on regulatory issues. 

The primary beneficiaries of the Project are the Pacific islandregulatoryinstitutions. Indirect beneficiaries will include consumers, businesses (including telecommunications operators),government agencies, researchers/academia and communities receiving improved ICT services as a result of enhanced regulatoryoutcomes.
Statistical Innovation and Capacity Building in the Pacific Islands To improve the quality of welfare data collection and accessibility to comparable welfare data in the Pacific Island Countries.
Improving equitable access to essential medicines in Ghana through bridging the gaps in implementing medicines pricing policy Collaborative research funded by the NIHR
MSI-UK AidConnect Implementation Building Resiliency and Gender Equality of the Most Marginalised Communities through Multi-Sector Approaches to Delivering Quality Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights.
Strengthening Protection Services and Resilience in Nort proposed project is to strengthen the delivery of protection and health services and increase women’s voice and participation within the humanitarian response cycle through a coordinated, integrated and locally-led approach in Northeast Nigeria.
Women Lead in Emergencies in Tigray Ethiopia - Phase 2 The Women’s Leadership in Recovery, Peace & Security in Tigray & Afar, Ethiopia, is the second phase of WLiE project, scheduled to begin in April 2024 and will conclude in March 2027.  The primary goal of the project is empowering women and girls in Tigray and Afar by addressing conflict trauma, promoting economic stability, and involving them in humanitarian and peace efforts. It also focuses on preventing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) through community engagement and transformative approaches involving men to support women's leadership and participation
Strengthening global advocacy for prevention of VAWG Strengthening global advocacy for prevention of VAWG
Supporting Bangladesh's Rapid Needs Assessment (SUBARNA) Supporting Bangladesh's Rapid Needs Assessment (SUBARNA) project phase 3 (Project B)
GAASHAAN - Sustainable Humanitarian Response and Prevent proposed project is to strengthen the delivery of protection and health services and increase women’s voice and participation within the humanitarian response cycle through a coordinated, integrated and locally-led approach in Northeast Nigeria.
DFID What Works to Prevent Violence: Impact at Scale (ABD Component) In June 2019 the Secretary of State for International Development approved a new seven-year global programme: 'What Works to Prevent Violence – Impact at Scale'. This will be a successor to What Works to Prevent Violence (2013-19).  The overall programme will invest up to £67.5 million over seven years to prevent and contribute to eliminating violence against women and girls (VAWG) through: systematically designing, implementing and rigorously evaluating the scale-up of violence prevention efforts; piloting and testing new theory-driven approaches; strengthening long-term capability, capacity and commitment to deliver cutting-edge violence prevention programmes across HMG and globally; and using evidence to influence a more effective global response. The programme has 4 components: A) scaling-up violence prevention, B) innovation, C) research and evaluation and D) programme leadership, technical assistance, capacity development and policy influencing. This G/NG is for component ABD (with a total envelope of £45.5mil)
CSSF Piloting gender-transformative approaches to natural resource management Piloting Gender transformative approaches to natural resource management.
DFID WOW DFID Works and Opportunities for Women (known to us as WOW) is a GBP10.2 million consortium project that PwC are leading. The project will support businesses across four different countries to enable dignified and economically empowering work for women.
Women lead in Emergencies: Strengthening GBV response in Tigray FCDO is looking to give 1mil over 2 years to CARE for an accountable grant to reduce GBV in the Tigray region. This is likely to include funding for one stop shop centres, work around norms changing, and working with local partners (Women's Association of Tigray) on community mobilization, psychosocial support and awareness raising.
Adaptation in Ecologically Critical Areas of Bangladesh The main objective of this project is to address current and future adverse impacts of climate change in the two targets ECAs
Building Local Resilience in Syria The Building Local Resilience in Syria (BLRS) 5-year programme will reach at least 65,000 Syrians per year. It will help Syrians in need feed themselves and their families and be less reliant on harmful coping behaviours. It will make them less dependent on emergency aid, and more economically and socially resilient to prevailing shocks and stresses. It will target the most vulnerable, particularly women, young people, and those with disabilities.
Food Security Safety Net Programme in Yemen Food Security Safety Net Programme in Yemen
Drought and Food Insecurity in East Africa This project has been designed to provide emergency life saving services to drought affected people in the target areas. Provision of emergency food and WASH services will help fight against drought. The distribution of food packs will help improve the nutritional situation of the people due to lack of food and unbalanced diet. The distribution of srinking water will help to access clean water drinking water for themselves and their livestock and reduce vulnerability. We particularly selected to response to this crisis so that we can tackle and help before the situation gets out of hand to emergency of level 4. ; The objective is to provide emergency life saving services to drought affected people in the target areas of Somalia;