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Health and rights for People Who Use Drugs in Tajikistan We believe that the end of AIDS is possible if there is more focus on key populations. Our project in Tajikistan addresses barriers faced by the PWUD community related to their sexual and reproductive health and rights. Driven by community champions, we work to realize integrated and structured systems of services for PWUD financed by the government; increased access to justice; humanisation of the Criminal Law; NGOs have access to prisons and increased access to services and treatment for PWUD (male, female, young, migrant and in prison). Tajikistan is among the countries where HIV prevalence has increased by more than 25% over the last 10 years, though it still manages to keep the epidemic in a concentrated stage (less than 1% of the general population). Tajikistan is at the early stage of an HIV/AIDS epidemic, with an estimated 16,000 people living with HIV at the end of 2015. Although the proportion of new HIV cases diagnosed among PWID seems to have fallen dramatically over time (down to 22.4% in 2015), PWID still bear a disproportionate number of HIV infections. Sexual transmission increased, it seems that this is linked to partners and sexual spouses of People who Inject Drugs. HIV prevalence in prison increased and varied from 6.2% in 2005 to 8.3% in 2015. Most of the prisoners are PWUD. In Tajikistan the number of sterile needles and other commodities per PWID per year is still very low. OST covers only 1% of the total PWUD community. In prisons, there is no access to OST treatment. Tajikistan suffers from corruption, low capacitiy of local agencies to analyse newly introduced reformed and programmes and there is insufficient government budget for health and preventive medicines. PWUD also face economic barriers, such as increasing poverty , migration and returning migrants, unemployment, and access to finance. PWUD face high levels of stigma and discrimination often in small controled communities. Women are often economically dependent on husbands and other family members. The programme aims to end the AIDS epidemic among PWUD in Tajikistan through 1) A strengthened civil society that holds governments to account, 2) Increased fulfiment of human rights of key populations, 3) Improved SRHR and fewer HIV infections. The specific outcomes include: - Increased access to para legal services for key populations - Increased number of NGOs providing HIV counselling and tesing -Social contractering system is functioning: NGOs able to apply for state funding to delivery HIV services for key populations - NGOs are included in the social re-adaptation of ex-prisioners: Code of mplementation of punishment is adopted - Increased PUD awareness of their rights - Health workers are aware of key populations issues and needs - Sunstainble gender-sensetive and continuum of care, HIV and SRH services for PUDs and prisoners available and accesible We focus on People Who Use Drugs in Tajikistan. So far 90 professionals have been trained and in total 10000 persons reached of which 150 received a full service package
Bridging the Gaps: AFEW International AFEW is uniquely positioned as one of the few HIV, TB, hepatitis and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) organisations working in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. This is a region where the work is critical, as HIV and sexually transmitted infections are on the rise, sexuality education is deficient and gender-based violence goes largely unrecognized. Further, cases of multidrug resistant and extensive drug resistant tuberculosis are increasing; and there is a very high prevalence of hepatitis C. The group with the highest risk for HIV and HIV related diseases are people who use drugs. However, transmission through sexual contact is increasing and the prevalence among women and men who have sex with men is increasing. The three strategic objectives: 1. Support local organisation and communities 2. Capacity building of local partners 3. Connect country grass root work to regional and global exchange through the regional approach (access to health and rights for migrant PWUD, improve rehabilitation quality and human rights in closing societies). People Who Use Drugs (PWUD) with a specific focus on female PWUD and young and adoloscent PWUD
Health and rights for People Who Use Drugs in Kyrgyzstan We believe that the end of AIDS is possible if there is more focus on key populations. Our project in Kyrgyzstan addresses barriers faced by the PWUD community related to their sexual and reproductive health and rights. Driven by community champions, we work to realize a more supportive drug policy; a strong PWUD community that is respected by society and the government; and increased access to high-quality services for (young) PWUD. The Kyrgyz Republic is a country with low HIV prevalence in the general population. However, between 2006 and 2015, the number of officially registered cases of HIV infections in the country rose 5.7 times to a total number of 6,402 people living with HIV. Key populations carry a heavy burden of the epidemic, for example the HIV prevalence among people who inject drugs (PWID) is 12,4%. Injecting drug use is the primary driver of HIV infection in the Kyrgyz Republic, where more than 50% of HIV infections occur in PWID. One of the reasons that there has been some increase is the limited access to prevention programmes and healthcare for key populations. For the last four years, the overall political situation in Kyrgyzstan has been fragile and dynamic at the same time. The year 2014 was marked by a troubling trend in the country, as the government failed to promote and consolidate political and civil rights that many had hoped would follow the 2010 constitutional reforms and change of government. The rise of religious and radical nationalistic movements has led to sporadic cases of discrimination and violence against key populations. The spring of 2016 brought long-awaited positive changes, when the country’s parliament finally declined a draft law on “foreign agents” due to strong political pressure. The programme aims to ends the AIDS epidemic among PWUD in Kyrgyzstan through 1) A strengthened civil society that holds governments to account, 2) Increased fulfiment of human rights of key populations, 3) Improved SRHR and fewer HIV infections. The specific outcomes include: - Government and society respect the PWUD community and they are self-financing, - PWUD community promotes legislative initiatives to respect human rights, - An increased number of social worker (for PWUD and PLWHA) are paid from the state budget, - The availability of high-quality services (geographically, physically and financially and including services for young PWUDs) 1. Women's Centers 2. Rehabilitation centers 3. Consultation and information on new surfactants 4. Psycho-social rehabilitation We focus on People Who Use Drugs. So far 30 community members have been trained, 3000 persons have been reached with information and 1500 received full package of services.
Health and rights for People Who Use Drugs in Ukraine We believe that the end of AIDS is possible if there is more focus on key populations. Our project in Ukraine addresses barriers faced by the PWUD community related to their sexual and reproductive health and rights. Driven by community champions, we work to realize strong collaboration with civil society; meanginful involvement in coordination council; transforming qualified specialists into activists; increased awareness, motivation and skills of PWUD to demand human rights; decriminalization of drug use; and access to high quality health services and comprehensive packages of services for (young) PWUD. The HIV/AIDS epidemic in Ukraine has been growing since the early 1990s among key populations. The HIV epidemic observed in Ukraine is the second largest HIV epidemic among Eastern European and Central Asian countries. During the last five years, progress in HIV response and a decreasing HIV rate among several key populations has been achieved with technical and financial support from international donors. However, HIV prevalence is still high with 21.9% among PWID. Since 2009, the Ukrainian state took financial responsibility for ART but not for the comprehensive country HIV response. In early 2014 Ukraine was hit by socio-economic and political crisis with the occupation and annexation of the Crimea. The ongoing war in Eastern Ukraine has caused many people to leave non-Ukraine controlled territories amid high violence, crises in access to food and accommodation, and massive human rights violations. It has become hard or almost impossible for KPs in rebel-controlled territories to get opioid substitution therapy (OST), harm reduction services and ART. War and waves of internally displaced people (IDPs) have led to shortages in domestic funding, and pushed HIV response down to the lowest priority for state and local governments. The programme aims to ends the AIDS epidemic among PWUD in Ukrain through 1) A strengthened civil society that holds governments to account, 2) Increased fulfilment of human rights of key populations, and 3) Improved SRHR and fewer HIV infections. The specific outcomes include: - Development mechanism of target group representation at the coordination councils, - Collaboration with and inclusion into civil society instutions, - Qualified specialists who are ready to become activists, - Active position of the target group representatives - Qualified specialists in the area of human rights, - Increased knowledge, skills and motivation of the target group to protect their human rights, - Decriminalization of drug usage (increased amount of legally allowed drug dose for the personal usage), - Comprehensive package of qualitative services for young drug users, - Access to high quality and matching clients need service We focus on People Who Use Drugs. So far 30 peers/ volunteers have been trained and 15 webinars have been given to professionals. In total 1800 persons were reached of which 770 clients have been provided with full package of services.
Dominican Republic Public Expenditures Management The Fund Development Objective is to support the Ministry of Finance and other agencies within the Government of the Dominican Republic in their efforts to improve public expenditure management.
 
 Specifically, the objectives of the activities to be financed by the TF are to: (i) Design and implement and integrate multiyear planning and budgeting; (ii) Design and implement a Single Treasury Account for the central administration; and (iii) Improve public sector procurement policies and practices.
 
 These address some of the main weaknesses identified in the PEFA (Public Expenditure and Financial Accountability) assessments in 2007 and 2010, with the objective of improving the scores in the 2014 PEFA.
Dominican Republic Public Expenditures Management (RE) <span style="font-size:14px"><span style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif">The development objective of this task is to support the Ministry of Finance and other agencies with the Government of the Dominican Republic in their efforts to improve public expenditure management. Specifically, the objectives to be financed are to: (i) design and implement and integrate multiyear planningand budgeting; (ii) design and implement a Treasury Single Account for the central administration; and (iii) improve public sector procurement policies and practices.</span></span>
INTERPOL Project Agwe Maritime Security Training INTERPOL implements Project Agwe in Central and West Africa to enhance the capacity of police to investigate maritime crimes. Acts of maritime piracy in the Gulf of Guinea represent some 20 percent of all global piracy attacks in 2015.
Sifinw Ka Nyèta (SIKAN) Avec un marché du planification familiale (PF) sous-développé et peu performant, un segment
important et mal desservi de jeunes et d'adolescents, de faibles perspectives économiques pour les
jeunes en général, et des normes sociales et de genre qui continuent à stigmatiser la santé et des
droits sexuels et reproductifs (SDSR), le projet Sifinw Ka Nyèta (SIKAN) présente une
opportunité convaincante de changement. Population services international (PSI), avec son
partenaire DKT International (le Consortium) proposent d'exploiter le pouvoir du secteur
privé et des jeunes eux-mêmes pour conduire un changement transformateur et durable dans
le paysage de la santé sexuelle et reproductive au Mali. La vision est que tous les adolescents
et les jeunes, dans toute leur diversité, jouissent de la liberté de choix et d’un accès équitable à la
SDSR.
Pour réaliser cette vision audacieuse, le Consortium s'appuiera sur un réseau de partenariats
existants avec des acteurs commerciaux régionaux et nationaux, notamment des distributeurs, des
grossistes, des pharmaciens et des fournisseurs afin d'étendre la portée de produits et de services
de SDSR abordables et de qualité garantie. Ces efforts seront soutenus par des communications
multicanaux dirigées par des jeunes pour les sensibiliser et renforcer leur confiance. Des
opportunités d'autonomisation économique seront également offertes pour renforcer la capacité
d'action indépendante des jeunes leur permettant ainsi de prendre des décisions éclairées
concernant la SDSR et, par extension, leur avenir. Enfin, le Consortium introduira des approches
innovantes pour s'attaquer aux causes profondes de l'inégalité des sexes, de la stigmatisation et des
préjugés qui empêchent les adolescents et les jeunes - en particulier les filles et les femmes - de
faire les choix qui leur conviennent en matière de santé et de sexualité.
Le Consortium s'appuiera sur sa vaste expérience en matière de marketing social, de
développement du secteur privé et de programmes d'engagement communautaire au Mali ainsi que
sur la gamme complète de produits de la SDSR de qualité garantie de DKT. Il s'agit, notamment,
du projet Bangue Kolossi Nyeta (BKN) I et II (financé par l’Ambassade du Royaume des Pays-
Bas au Mali [l’Ambassade]), MOMENTUM Private Healthcare Delivery (MPHD ; USAID), du
Women’s Health Project (Large Anonymous Donor), entre autres. Grâce à ces programmes, PSI a
établi des relations de confiance avec le gouvernement du Mali et le ministère de la Santé à tous
les niveaux, les associations professionnelles, les prestataires de services des secteurs privé et
public, les dirigeants communautaires et les jeunes ambassadeurs de la SDSR.
KIOSK - Third Private Sector Engagement initiative in Senegal This project seeks to develop direct market access for locally value added products processed by women's groups in Senegal. It started in May 2008. 5 Pilot proximity shops (kisoks) located in 5 communities with different socio -economic levels will be set up that will be owned and managed by a cooperative of women processors. It will set up a retail chain of 'intelligent' outlets that will provide access to the local consumer and  encourage local value addition activities.  Thus local  products can compete with imports into Senegal while increasing their power in the market.
Setting up the implementation of the Senegal Programme Support the Managing affiliate in the implementation of agreed programmes through affectation of fundings and expertise.
Arc Replica project - Start Fund This project will support Oxfam strategy in Senegal providing humanitarian assistance to those in need through 1) Cash Transfer based on needs 2) Nutritional supplements for children under 5 and pregnant and lactating women and  3) Education and awareness of nutrition and hygiene.
Strenghtening the resilience of 1000 households in Kolda - Senega - Increase in a  sustainable and , diversified  way, the  agricultural production for a greater nutritional impact through the introduction of safeguarding and restoring practices of soil and water conservation, the development and rehabilitation of multipurpose  gardens and agro forestry  market gardens;  - Provide high -quality seeds  under the conditionality of the participation on high labour work and  organise  training sessions for  households  and decentralised services and  awareness campaign on  nutrition;  - Conducting advocacy campaigns at local, national and global level around policies of social protection and land reform, support members of the  Social Protection  Service  and create citizens juries.
PA contribution to Senegal via Sida HPA SO1: To support the most vulnerable food insecure households, particularly children under 5 and pregnant or lactating women from poor and very poor target households, to meet their basic needs through cash transfer in 124 villages in Makacolibatang commune.  SO2: To improve the dynamics of regional and national coordination and the monitoring of the food security situation in the intervention area.
Projet CDN Economie Verte Le Projet vise à apporter un appui institutionnel conséquent aux différentes parties prenantes des plans de relance et de la mise en œuvre des CDN au Bénin, en vue d’assurer une meilleure coordination entre ces parties.
SDG Based Budgeting Programming Support the SDG Based Budgeting and Programming in Benin through fiscal space and efficiency enhancement.
BEN_Scaling Solar Applications for Agricultural Use (SSAAU) Le programme ISA Scaling Solar Applications for Agricultural Use (SSAAU) présente un intérêt particulier pour les pays dépendants de lagriculture qui subissent les effets négatifs du changement climatique. Lobjectif de lISA étant daccroître lutilisation de lénergie solaire de manière sûre, pratique, abordable, équitable et durable, le programme SSAAU visera à permettre des installations pilotes de pompes à eau solaires dans dix pays qui ont manifesté une demande importante pour cette tec
Appui au Programme Ce projet est initié pour mettre en œuvre à compter de cette année 2015, l’approche Direct Project Costing et servira également de base pour supporter d’autres charges relatives à la mise en œuvre des programmes.
Dialogue Communautair PARDCoRP Renforcement du dialogue communautaire, résilience des populations et prévention de l’extrémisme violent.
Opération Initiative Timbuktoo Le projet vise à améliorer le dispositif de recherche-innovation en place au Bénin en établissant et mettant en œuvre un module dinnovation technologique (MIT) au sein de luniversité dabomey-calavi.
Etudes Prospectives (PEPRCP) Le projet vise à consolider le système national de planification de développement, à travers ses composantes ci-après (i) prospective, veille et planification stratégique, (ii) coordination et suivi des ODD et (iii) évaluation des politiques publiques
Préservation Forêts Galeries Projet Appui à la Préservation et au Développement des Forêts Galeries et à la production de la Cartographie de base du Bénin réservation des Forêts Galeries et de la Cartographie du Bénin.
Appui Réforme Modern Admin Pub Projet dAppui à la Réforme de l’Administration, des Institutions, de la Fonction Publique et à la Modernisation de l’Administration Publique (PARMAP).
Développement Agrobusiness Assistances matérielle, technique et managériale aux jeunes entrepreneurs pour le développement de l’agrobusiness
BEN COVID-19 Demat Admin Procedures The project opts for digital solutions as an effective means of guaranteeing compliance with barrier measures and the continuity of public service.
Prévention Conflits et Extrémisme Violent Prévention des conflits et de l’extrémisme violent dans les zones frontalières du Bénin, du Burkina et du Togo
PMIS 6514 Land Degradat Neutra la mise en œuvre des technologies de restauration et de valorisation des terres et écosystèmes forestiers dégradés pour une meilleure résilience
Etudes Prospectives (PEPRCP) Le projet vise à renforcer le système national de planification pour formuler la vision post-2025 du Bénin.
FULL PROSEL LE PROJET VISE UNE AMÉLIORATION DES CONDITIONS ET LA QUALITÉ DE PRODUCTION DU SEL LOCAL AU BÉNIN
Promotion Droits Handicapés 2 Renforcement des capacités des acteurs nationaux pour accompagner le Gouvernement dans la promotion des droits des personnes handicapées du Bénin.
Common Services SNU Ce projet a été créé pour assurer une meilleure gestion des services communs du SNU à savoir les contributions des agences à la Sécurité et à la Clinique.
Accelerator Lab - Benin Accelerated delivery of top-quality programmatic results for the SDGs (SP Organizational Performance, Tier 3) Contributing SP Output: Cross-cutting approaches fully integrated into UNDP programmes and projects (SP 1.2.6).
PIMS 5115 Biomass Electricity The objective of this project is to promote electricity generation through gasification of waste agricultural residues (biomass) to supply both the main grid and isolated mini-grids.
BEN COVID-19 Demat Admin Proce The project opts for digital solutions as an effective means of guaranteeing compliance with barrier measures and the continuity of public service.
ProPaCTSET Le Programme de Partenariat et de Capacitation pour la Transformation Socioéconomique Durable des Territoires (ProPaCTSET) est initié par le Centre de Partenariat et dExpertise pour le Développement Durable (CePED), conformément à sa mission daccompagnement des acteurs à travers la mise au point des modèles dimplémentation durable des politiques et stratégies de développement. Le programme de partenariat se fonde sur le constat que : Nos communes disposent de potentiel en ressources et de capital humain performants. Ce potentiel nécessite dêtre réveillé afin de booster le processus de transformation structurelle de léconomie des territoires . Il sagit donc dune part danalyser ladéquation entre les ressources naturelles disponibles sur chaque territoire et le profil du capital humain nécessaire pour leur mise en valeur, et dautre part, assurer la capacitation pour limplémentation durable des initiatives visant à impulser la transformation structurelle de léconomie desdits territoires. Trois principes le définissent :1.	Linclusion sociale, pour plus déquité dans la valorisation des ressources locales ;2.	La viabilité et la solvabilité des projets et initiatives entrepreneuriales ;3.	Lintercommunalité pour une synergie et complémentarité des actions de développement régional
Développement Agribusiness Le projet vise à promouvoir la création demplois à travers la création dentreprises agricoles et viables pour les jeunes et les femmes. Assistances matérielle, technique et managériale aux jeunes entrepreneurs pour le développement de l’agrobusiness
Droits des Personnes Handicapées Le projet vise à contribuer à lavancement des droits des personnes handicapées au Bénin en saisissant le moment de la récente adoption de la loi sur les droits des personnes handicapées.
Blue Bond Strateg Roadmap SDG2 The JP aims to unlock the volume of public and private capital through developing innovative financing to support the PAG 2021 - 2026 (Programme d’Actions du Gouvernement).
PIMS-9852 Biodiversity Finance Plan Benin Support to Benin biodiversity finance plan
Prosel Djègbadji Le projet vise à promouvoir une Saliculture locale durable et inclusive à travers la valorisation des énergétiques à moindre coût.
Renforcement des Capacités du Parlement Projet d’Appui au Renforcement des Capacités du Parlement et des Organes de Gestion des Elections (PARCPOGE).
Renforcement de la resilience du secteur de lenergie aux impacts des changements climatiques au Benin Strengthening the resilience of the energy sector in Benin to the impacts of climate change.