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Strengthen WFP's Food Assistance in Libya Contributo al WFP. Programma di assistenza alimentare in Libia The Programme aims at saving lives and protecting livelihoods thorough food assistance children at school, IDPs, migrants in Southern Libya and in the most vulnerable areas of the country Il Programma intende rispondere agli urgenti bisogni alimentari e nutrizionali dei bambini iscritti nelle scuole, degli IDPs, dei migranti nelle regioni meridionali nel Sud ed in alcune aree particolarmente vulnerabili della Libia
professional training and refreshing course addressed to journalist and operators from the lybian radio and tv broadcaster Corsi di formazione e aggiornamento professionale per giornalisti e operatori della Radiotelevisione libica the Department of communication and social research of La Sapienza University proposed the organization in Rome, of a 3-week traing and coaching course to be addressed to a maximum of 15 journalist and operators of the Lybian public radio and television il corso proposto, della durata di tre settimane da svolgersi a Roma,  si rivolge ad un massimo di 15 giornalisti od operatori della radio televisione pubblica  libica
Italian contribution to ICRC assistance and protection activities in Libya Contributo a ICRC ' attività di protezione e assistenza sanitaria alla popolazione libica This contribution will support ICRC in helping to ease the situation of more newly IDPs, providing more material assistance and technical support to hospitals and other health-care providers and increasing support to migrants held in retention centres. Rafforzare le capacità di assistenza e protezione della popolazione civile, formare il personale sanitario libico, distribuire beni di prima necessità agli sfollati ed assistere le popolazioni di alcune aree di difficile accesso.
Improving Access of Vulnerable Groups to Healthcare Services and Decreasing Premature Deaths from Chronic Diseases Migliorare l'accesso dei gruppi vulnerabili ai servizi sanitari e ridurre la mortalità prematura dovuta alle malattie croniche The Programme aims at improving Access of Vulnerable Groups to Healthcare Services and Decreasing Premature Deaths from Chronic Diseases L'iniziativa vuole migliorare l'accesso delle persone vulnerabili nel sud della Libia ai servizi sanitari salvavita.
Promotion of a favorable legal environment in Libya with a particular focus on the rights of the child and rule law Programma per promuovere la protezione dell'infanzia The persistence of the humanitarian crisis in Libya has severely undermined child protection systems. The crisis has had profound consequences on children's rights, weakening national institutions, basic services, including schools and social structures, and thus the realization of children's rights, jeopardizing their physical and cognitive development. The project aims to strengthen child protection systems in Libya by promoting a favourable legal and social environment for a rights-based, fair, democratic and inclusive governance, with a particular focus on the rights of the child. L'iniziativa presentata da UNICEF si propone di contribuire al miglioramento dei sistemi di protezione dell'infanzia in Libia, con particolare attenzione ai minori più vulnerabili e maggiormente colpiti dalla crisi umanitaria.ale e sociale favorevole.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE EMERGENCY INTEGRATED INITIATIVE FACING VULNERABLE POPULATION FRINGE OF THE LIBIAN CITIES - EXPERT FUND FONDO ESPERTI - INIZIATIVA DI EMERGENZA SOCIO SANITARIA IN LIBIA. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE EMERGENCY INTEGRATED INITIATIVE FACING VULNERABLE POPULATION FRINGE OF THE LIBIAN CITIES. INIZIATIVA MULTISETTORIALE IN FAVORE DELLE FASCE VULNERABILI DELLA POPOLAZIONE LIBICA.
Capacity enhancement for (a) local community gender-based small arms and light weapons awareness, and (b) mine action clearance in Libya. Programma per attività di sminamento in Libia e per la riduzione dei rischi legati alla diffusione di armi leggere This project aims at strengthening the ability of local communities to address the risks resulting from protracted armed conflict and Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) proliferation in Libya, and to enhance capacity of Libyan civil society organization to address the threat of explosive hazards resulting from protracted armed conflict in Libya. L'iniziativa prevede due componenti principali:i) attività di training of trainers rivolta a rafforzare la rete di educatori di mine risk: ii) miglioramento delle capacità di un'organizzazione nazionale di sminamento umanitario, attraverso la fornitura di supporto tecnico e finanziario da parte di UNMAS, che servirà a garantire continuità alle attività di sminamento umanitario in Libia e faciliterà il ritorno sicuro e dignitoso degli sfollati interni nelle aree di Tripoli e / o Tawergha
Improving the use of water resources in Libya - AICS Management costs Miglioramento dell’uso delle risorse idriche in Libia - Costi di gestione AICS This project will cover the costs for managing and monitoring the initiative AID 012502/01/1 , which will be implemented by AICS through a call for proposals for Italian CSOs. Therefore, the main aim is to provide AICS Tunisi of the necessary budget to cover the management costs of the overall project Questo progetto coprirà i costi di gestione e monitoraggio dell'iniziativa AID 012502/01/1, che sarà realizzata da AICS attraverso un bando rivolto alle OSC italiane. L'obiettivo principale, quindi, è quello di dotare AICS Tunisi del budget necessario a coprire i costi di gestione dell'intero progetto
Support to livelihoods, food security and nutrition of IDPs and vulnerable people in Libia Programma per migliorare le condizioni di vita degli sfollati interni e delle popolazioni più vulnerabili in Libia The project aims at saving lives and protect livelihoods in emergencies. The WFP is responding to the urgent food and nutrition needs of IDPs in Libya and vulnerable people and reducing under-nutrition to below emergencies levels. Il Progetto intende migliorare le condizioni di vita delle fasce più deboli della popolazione libica, attraverso la distribuzione di aiuti alimentari per gli sfollati, per i nuclei familiari con capofamiglia donne e quelli senza reddito.
Secure Livelihoods of Small Farmers through Improved Production and Marketing Medios Sustento Pequeños Agricultores mediante Producción y Comercialización To contribute to the reduction of rural poverty in the coastal and near riverain regions of Guyana. Contribuir a la reducción de la pobreza rural en las regiones costeras y zonas ribereñas accesibles de Guyana.
Promoting a Cluster Approach for Agricultural Diversification in Guyana Promoción de un Modelo Asociativo para la Diversificación Agrícola en Guyana N/A N/A 2.1. In order to enable small-scale farms to capture new commercial opportunities in farming for high value markets, the purpose of the project will be to facilitate the integration of contract farms into the cluster for non-traditional crops through the development and delivery of key agri-business support services and access to investment capital. The objective at the impact level is to sustainably increase the crop incomes of contract farms and to provide year-round employment in the cluster for non-traditional agricultural crops. A fin de que las pequeñas explotaciones para capturar nuevas oportunidades comerciales en la agricultura para los mercados de alto valor, el propósito del proyecto será la de facilitar la integración de las granjas de contrato en el clúster para los cultivos no tradicionales mediante el desarrollo y la entrega de agro clave servicios de apoyo -Business y el acceso al capital de inversión. El objetivo en el nivel de impacto es aumentar de manera sostenible los ingresos de los cultivos de las granjas de contrato y proporcionar empleo todo el año en el grupo de los cultivos agrícolas no tradicionales.
Türkiye - HIV - The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Republic of Turkey Türkiye - HIV - The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Republic of Turkey.
State Employment and Expenditure for Results Project The project development objective (PDO) is to enhance opportunities for employment and access to socio-economic services whileimproving the public expenditure management systems in the participating states. Achievement of the PDO will be measured by thefollowing key performance indicators: (i) Number of people employed  under SEEFOR youth employment program in participating states(disaggregated by self-employed, formal employment, and gender); (ii) Number of people with access to services supported intargeted communities (disaggregated by specific services: water points, classrooms, electricity connections, improve sanitationfacilities, etc.); (iii) Percentage deviation of actual aggregate expenditure from budgeted expenditure in the participatingstates; (iv) Percentage of public contracts above threshold awarded through competitive process in each participatingstate.Project BeneficiariesThe main beneficiaries of the project are the four state governments with selected ministries,departments and agencies and communities in Bayelsa,Edo, Delta and Rivers states. Specifically the direct beneficiaries ofComponent A â€“ Youth Employment and Access to Socio-Economic services â€“ are mainly youths who are unemployed and/or seeking to betrained in vocational and technical courses in order to find jobsor set up on their own, the technical and vocational traininginstitutions themselves and the state ministries of education and agriculture.  In addition, the state agencies responsible forpublic works and waste management will be provided with technical assistance for their oversight function on the sub-component foryouth employment. The beneficiaries of the CDD sub-component are community groups and associations in the four participatingstates, including farmers, women groups and youths in the rural areas.  ThePFM component will provide technical assistance tosupport reforms and capacity building in MDAs that deal with state public finance. These will include offices and staff ofMinistries of Budget and/or Economic Planning, Finance, Due Process/Public Procurement, Board of Internal Revenue and State Housesof Assembly.
Additional Financing from the EU for the State Employment and Expenditure for Results (SEEFOR) Project in Nigeria To enhance opportunities for employment and access to socio-economic services, while improving public expenditure management systems in the participating states (Bayelsa, Delta, Edo and Rivers).
Agricultural Development: First Eastern Zone Agricultural Project Agricultural Development: First Eastern Zone Agricultural Project
Rural Development: Agriculture, Marketing and Enterprise Promotion Programme Rural Development: Agriculture, Marketing and Enterprise Promotion Programme
Agricultural Development: Tashigang and Mongar Area Development Project Agricultural Development: Tashigang and Mongar Area Development Project
Agricultural Development: Punakha-Wangdi Phodrang Valley Development Project Agricultural Development: Punakha-Wangdi Phodrang Valley Development Project
Agricultural Development: Second Eastern Zone Agricultural Programme Agricultural Development: Second Eastern Zone Agricultural Programme
Agricultural Development: Building Resilient Commercial Smallholder Agriculture The development objective is to transform smallholder agriculture into inclusive and resilient agrifood systems that are increasingly profitable and food and nutrition secure. BRECSA will facilitate the transformation of the agricultural sector in Bhutan by adopting a climate-resilient, nutrition-sensitive and commercial value chain approach. BRECSA will target subsistence, semi-commercial and commercial farmer households. The total direct beneficiaries of BRECSA interventions are 12,074 farmer households (approximately 47,088 people), of whom 60 per cent will be women and 30 per cent youth.The development objective is to transform smallholder agriculture into inclusive and resilient agrifood systems that are increasingly profitable and food and nutrition secure. BRECSA will facilitate the transformation of the agricultural sector in Bhutan by adopting a climate-resilient, nutrition-sensitive and commercial value chain approach. BRECSA will target subsistence, semi-commercial and commercial farmer households. The total direct beneficiaries of BRECSA interventions are 12,074 farmer households (approximately 47,088 people), of whom 60 per cent will be women and 30 per cent youth.The development objective is to transform smallholder agriculture into inclusive and resilient agrifood systems that are increasingly profitable and food and nutrition secure. BRECSA will facilitate the transformation of the agricultural sector in Bhutan by adopting a climate-resilient, nutrition-sensitive and commercial value chain approach. BRECSA will target subsistence, semi-commercial and commercial farmer households. The total direct beneficiaries of BRECSA interventions are 12,074 farmer households (approximately 47,088 people), of whom 60 per cent will be women and 30 per cent youth.
Agricultural Development: Small Farm Development and Irrigation Rehabilitation Project Agricultural Development: Small Farm Development and Irrigation Rehabilitation Project
Agricultural Development: Market Access and Growth Intensification Project Key project objectivesThe overall goal of the project is to reduce poverty and improve food security and the standards of living of poor rural households in six eastern districts.The specific project purpose is to improve the productivity of subsistence-based farming systems in communities with no road access, and to intensify the production of cash crops and dairy products, while enhancing smallholders' access to markets, in communities with road access.Policy and institutional objectivesThe project will improve the efficiency of extension services systems; strengthen the organic linkages between MOAF line departments and district line officers; support the newly created Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives; support implementation of the Cooperative Act 2009; and strengthen the MOAF group formation guidelines.
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Commercial Agriculture and Resilient Livelihoods Enhancement Programme The goal of the Programme is to sustainably increase smallholder producers' incomes and reduce poverty through commercialization of production by programme households while the objective is increased returns to smallholder farmers through climate resilient production of crops and livestock products in nationally organized value chains and marketing systems. The goal and objective are both in line with Bhutan's poverty strategy.The goal of the Programme is to sustainably increase smallholder producers' incomes and reduce poverty through commercialization of production by programme households while the objective is increased returns to smallholder farmers through climate resilient production of crops and livestock products in nationally organized value chains and marketing systems. The goal and objective are both in line with Bhutan's poverty strategy.
Petrofalcon Vinccler Oil and Gas, C.A., (VOG or the company) is a Venezuelan company engaged in the exploration and production of oil and gas in Venezuela.  VOG is seeking financing for the continued development of the East Falcon Unit, which it operates under a Second Round Operating Service Agreement entered into with the state-owned Petróleos de Venezuela Sociedad Anónima (PDVSA) in 1995.  The project involves expanding production from the Cumarebo and La Vela fields in the East Falcon Unit and includes the drilling of development and exploration wells, the installation of gathering systems and the construction of new production facilities in La Vela.
Perez Companc - Venezuela PCV operates directly and indirectly four oil and gas fields in Venezuela.   Each contract has a twenty year term period. Summary details are:       Oritupano-Leona   , a Second Round operating contract signed in 1993.     La Concepcion   ,    Mata    and    Acema    - all third round operating contracts signed in 1997.     The Oritupano-Leona and La Concepcion Fields are operated directly, whereas the Mata and Acema fields are operated indirectly through subsidiaries.  PCV has also secured two (gas) exploration contracts with the government of Venezuela in the San Carlos and Tinaco blocks.  These contracts are still in an early exploration phase.    PCV has a strong track record of operations in Venezuela. The company has increased oil production on the fields it operates from 13,800 bpd to 74,800 bpd.  Furthermore, PCV has demonstrated its ability to be an efficient operator through a very successful reserves replacement and reserves addition efforts.  The company''s operations are well regarded by both PDVSA and the government of Venezuela.    PCV has requested IFC assistance in funding capital expenditure to increase production in each of the fields it operates. The funds will be used for drilling a new producer and water injector wells, the construction of new field facilities, and workovers on existing wells.              PCV plans to increase production in each of the fields, thereby enhancing the economic value of each field.  Benefits to Venezuela include royalties, national and local taxes and the efficient utilization of a marginal fields.  The fields are all located in rural areas and constitute a major source of employment for residents in those areas.      IFC will fulfill the following key roles in this project:    Supporting Pecom, a regional player, in accessing financing to develop the substantial reserves that it has in the region.  Besides Argentina, Pecom''s regional interests span from Venezuela, to Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil.  Venezuela now contributes 26% of the Groups total oil production and is an important contributor to Pecoms growth in this business.   	       Pecom is an existing IFC client.  In the current macro environment, IFCs support for its  project in Venezuela will lead to a more efficient use of scarce capital by Pecom and support its growth.  All PCVs operations have primarily been funded through equity despite the fact that they are mature fields with strong reserves.  Pecom acknowledge that future capital expenditure must be funded through loans which will release scarce capital to support projects in other parts of the region.      Supporting a client that endorses the principles related to sustainable development.  PCV has already secured ISO 14001 certification and is committed to implementing best practice environmental and social policies.
Jose Methanol Expansion Metanol de Oriente S.A. (Metor or the company), a Venezuelan company established in 1992, is a leading Latin American producer of methanol with a nameplate capacity of about 750,000 metric tons per year (mtpa).  The company exports about 80% of its output to the U.S. and Europe.  Metor, an IFC client and partner since 1993, has requested an IFC A loan of up to $50 million to help finance the expansion of its existing plant, located at the Jose Petrochemical Complex in the State of Anzoategui, which would increase its production capacity to up to about 1.6 million mtpa. The feedstock for the project would be provided by Petroleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), the Venezuelan state energy company.  The projects output would be sold through off-take contracts with its three major shareholders (see Sponsor section).  The project is expected to be completed during the last half of 2009. - Gas sector development/value-added processing: two-fold impact of supporting further development of gas as a cleaner and environmentally friendly source of energy, and helping to diversify the Venezuelan economy away from its heavy reliance on the oil sector.  This is particularly important in countries such as Venezuela where oil accounts for about 25% of GDP, 80% of exports and 50% of fiscal revenues.  - Promotion of local value-added to primary products by supporting secondary processing facilities:  about two-thirds of Metor''s production will be exported, while the balance will be further processed by local downstream customers in making fuel additives to improve vehicle emissions, and for general industrial purposes.  - Create employment opportunities and community impact:  the company employs about 160 people.  Given the economies of scale in petrochemical operations, the expansion project will only require about 40-50 additional permanent workers; however there is a multiplier effect and industry sources estimate there are about 6 indirect jobs created for every one direct.  Up to 2,300 jobs will be supported during the construction phase of the project, about 90% of which will be local.  Eight of the nine-member management teams are locally recruited.  The company contributes about $300,000/year through its Social Responsibility Program, which focuses on housing, health and education for employees and the local community.   - Improve environmental and safety standards:  the project will adopt strict environmental, social and safety standards which, in turn, will provide a demonstration effect to other similar projects in Venezuela.  - Taxes and export earnings:  the project is estimated to pay an incremental $900 million in taxes over the life of the proposed IFC loan.  Although Venezuela generates major foreign exchange receipts from its oil exports, it is nonetheless worth noting the company is forecast to generate about $2.1 billion in exports over the life of the proposed IFC loan.
Venezuela River Terminals The Riverside Terminal project comprises the development of two floating dock facilities (a ship dock and a barge dock) for public use in order to serve the industrial zone of Ciudad Guayana. The floating barge terminal of the Riverside project started operations in late 1999 and is currently being operated by ACBLV. Once completed, the terminal will provide dependable ship and barge loading/unloading facility with warehousing and logistics for the industrial zone located around the facility.  The terminal will handle bulk, break bulk and containerized cargo. The Riverside project includes: (i) purchase of 24.9 hectares of land, (ii) purchase of barges to serve as dock, (iii) purchase of handling equipment, and (iv) development of related infrastructure.    The GMSV project involves a floating barge unloading terminal for unloading of bauxite transported by barges from CVGBs mine in El Jobal to its alumina production plant in Ciudad Guayana. GMSV will sign a five-year take-or-pay contract  with CVGB for unloading a minimum of 4.6 million tons of bauxite annually.  The GMSV project includes: (i) purchase of barges needed for the floating dock, (ii) purchase and installation of two equilibrium cranes (E-Cranes) and (iii) purchase and installation of a conveyer system to connect to the existing conveyer system of CVGB.     The proposed projects would help to relieve the port congestion problems in the area by providing efficient cargo handling services.  Consequently, the proposed IFC investment would help to: (i) reduce the cost of transportation and thereby benefit shippers, shipping lines and consumers alike; (ii) encourage competing facilities in the region to increase their efficiency and, therefore, serve as a catalyst for increased trading activity in the region as a result of reduced costs; and, (iii) create additional employment for the region and bring about upgrading of workers'' skills.      IFC will bring to this project financing at a tenor and interest rate which is essential for this project but not available from other sources.  IFC will play a key role in creating an appropriate financial structure for the project.   Given IFC''s experience of financing port projects around the world, IFC involvement in this venture would also encourage another multilateral institution to participate in the financing.