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CO Integrated Mass Transit Systems The development objective of the Project are to: (i) develop quality and sustainable BRTSs in selected medium and large cities to improve mobility along the most strategic mass transit corridors; (ii) improve accessibility for the poor through feeder services and fare integration; (iii) build greater institutional capacity at the national level in order to formulate integrated urban transport policies, and at the local level in order to improve urban transport planning and traffic management.
Competitiveness and Recovery - Development Policy Loan The development objective of the program supported by the proposed  operation is to encourage a high-productivity and sustainable recovery from the COVID-19 crisis by (i) improving regulation for private sector-led recovery; (ii) promoting innovation and digital finance; and (iii) fostering entrepreneurship and internationalization.
CO-National Macroproyectos Social Interest Program Project The Project development objective is to enable access to affordable housing solutions for low-income beneficiaries.
Support to the National Urban Transit Program Project The Project Development Objective is to enhance the efficiency, affordability, quality, safety, and environmental sustainability ofthe provision of public transit services in the participating cities.
CO Rio Bogota Environmental Recuperation and Flood Control Project The objective of the Project is to assist the Borrower to transform the Rio Bogotá river into an environmental asset for the BogotáDistrito Capital metropolitan region by improving water quality, reducing flood risks, and creating multi-functional areas along the river.
Strengthening Public Information, Monitoring, Evaluation for Results Management in Colombia The objective of the Project is to assist the Borrower in strengthening its monitoring and evaluation system to ensure the availability and production of quality of information pertinent to improving the Borrower's: (i) program and policy design by CONPES and government entities; (ii) social accountability by the Office of the President; (iii) investment planning by DNP; and (iv) monitoring and evaluation capabilities, at the local and regional levels.
Support for the Global Programme to Prevent and Counter Violent Extremism The Global Programme on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (PCVE) builds the capacity of beneficiaries and partners to become more resilient to violent extremism and reduce the threat of terrorism. The Programme is delivered through the United Nations Counter Terrorism Centre (UNCCT) within the United Nations Office of Counter Terrorism (UNOCT). \nThe Global Programme on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism delivers globally informed and locally tailored capacity building across five key portfolio areas, with a focus on human rights and gender mainstreaming, and on developing sustainable partnerships in support of Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism coordination. \nUNOPS supports the UNOCT-UNCCT Global Programme on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism, which provides capacity building, institutional development and technical assistance to requesting Member States, civil society and the UN system on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism. The Programme provides practical, evidence-based and locally relevant training and support on policy assistance, strategic communication, education, youth, gender, human rights, mental health and other emerging issues.\n
The Global Programme on Prosecution, Rehabilitation and Reintegration (PRR) UNOPS supports the United Nations Office for Counter Terrorism (UNOCT) through the implementation of the project activities for the Global Programme on Prosecution, Rehabilitation and Reintegration (PRR).\n \nUNOCT’s Global Programme on PRR is designed to address the needs of Member States to ensure human rights-based, age and gender responsive protection, repatriation, prosecution, rehabilitation, and reintegration of their nationals both returned from, and remaining in, camps in north-eastern Syria and Iraq, who may have alleged or actual links or family ties to designated terrorist groups. The programme aims to support the member-states in meeting the requirements from the General Assembly and the Security Council to implement comprehensive PRR strategies for individuals who have reasonable grounds to believe are terrorists, including suspected foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) and their accompanying family members, including spouses and children. To this end, the Global Programme on PRR supports the counter-terrorism efforts of Member States by providing guidance, coordination and capacity building in the prosecution, rehabilitation and reintegration of returning foreign terrorist fighters and their families as well as local supporters and affiliates of UN-listed terrorist groups.\n
Support for the Global Programme on Nature for Development United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Global Programme on Nature for Development brings together three different initiatives under one program: the Equator Initiative, the National Biodiversity Initiative, and the Global Forest Initiative. \n\nThe objective is to foster, showcase and celebrate nature-based solutions that help achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at local, national and international levels. The work of the Global Programme on Nature for Development paves sustainable development pathways through the conservation, restoration and sustainable management of biodiversity and ecosystems; and by promoting inclusive and effective democratic governance in the area of natural resources. \n\nUNOPS offers the Global Programme on Nature for Development implementation support through project management and administrative services. \n
Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme - Global Programme that helps protect poor, remote villages from the serious effects of climate change and environmental degradation. In an effort to support community-led initiatives, UNOPS efficiently channels direct grants to help communities cope with climate change, conserve biodiversity, protect international waters, reduce the impact of persistent organic pollutants, prevent land degradation, and adopt sustainable forest management practices.\n
Support for the United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) Innovation Cell Support for the United Nations Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) to help prevent conflict & sustain peace around the world. UNOPS helps with operational aspects of the Innovation Cell, including HR Services, logistics, events, travel and contracting.\n
Project Support to United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), brings the world together to tackle humanitarian emergencies and save the lives of people caught in crises. OCHA´s Strategic Plan 2023-2026 outlines information management as one of the organization´s core five functions that allows it to provide services to the humanitarian community to inform rapid, effective and principled responses. This core function is managed by the Information Management Branch (IMB) which plays a key role in supporting the organization´s gathering, analysis and sharing of data and information on the entirety of a humanitarian response.\n\nUNOPS supports the development and operation of high-quality innovative digital information and technology solutions for OCHA to fulfill its mandated responsibilities and deliver on its priorities, and clients to access essential information for better analysis and decision-making for effective humanitarian action.
Human Resources Support Services to UNSDG Business Innovation Group Human Resources Support Services to UNSDG Business Innovation Group  (BIG)
Strengthening mediation support capacities of the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs Mediation Support Unit Recognizing the need for a more professional approach to mediation, the United Nations has enhanced its operational readiness to implement and support mediation efforts. A key innovation in this regard was the establishment of the Mediation Support Unit (MSU) within the Policy and Mediation Division of the UN Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) and, within the unit, through the creation of the Standby Team of Senior Mediation Advisers.\n \nThe Standby Team is composed of world-leading mediation experts who can be rapidly deployed to provide advice on a wide range of issues that tend to arise in mediation and preventive diplomacy efforts, including: the design and management of dialogue processes, constitution-making, gender and inclusion issues, natural resources, power-sharing, and security arrangements. The Team’s services are available, without cost, to United Nations envoys, peace operations and Country Teams, as well as to regional organizations and partners with whom the United Nations works closely in conflict mediation, dialogue facilitation, and good offices worldwide. With the goal of supporting relevant actors to achieve a just and sustainable peace through the pacific settlement of disputes, the unit engages in and supports a wide range of operational activities and projects and works closely with a number of partners.\n\nUNOPS has established a mechanism that provides world class mediation expertise on short notice to senior mediators and envoys engaged in mediation. \n
Support to Avian Influenza and Food Crisis Coordination Support to Ebola and Food Crisis Coordination under the Scaling Up Nutriotion (SUN) movement.
Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme UNOPS supports the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme that helps protect poor, remote villages from the serious effects of climate change and environmental degradation. In an effort to support community-led initiatives, UNOPS efficiently channels direct grants to help communities cope with climate change, conserve biodiversity, protect international waters, reduce the impact of persistent organic pollutants, prevent land degradation, and adopt sustainable forest management practices.\n
Strengthening the Capacity of the Office of the Chair of the Group of 77 in Support of South-South Cooperation The Group of 77 (G77) at the United Nations is a coalition of 135 developing countries, designed to promote its members' collective economic interests and create an enhanced joint negotiating capacity in the United Nations. UNOPS offers support for strengthening the capacity of the Group of 77 in support of South-South Cooperation.
ICA Annual Leave GPGOOD Adjustments 24503-001 - ICA Annual Leave GPGOOD Adjustments
Support to the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme for Community Development and Knowledge Management for the Satoyama Initiative (COMDEKS) UNOPS supports the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme that helps protect poor, remote villages from the serious effects of climate change and environmental degradation. In an effort to support community-led initiatives, UNOPS efficiently channels direct grants to help communities cope with climate change, conserve biodiversity, protect international waters, reduce the impact of persistent organic pollutants, prevent land degradation, and adopt sustainable forest management practices.\n\nThe Community Development and Knowledge Management for the Satoyama Initiative (COMDEKS) project is a unique global programme implemented by the UNDP as a flagship of the International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative. COMDEKS has been designed to be community driven and support local community activities to maintain and rebuild Socio-Ecological Production Landscapes and Seascapes (SEPLS). Working through the Global Environmental Facility Small Grants Programme, COMDEKS provides small grants to local community organizations to develop sound biodiversity management and sustainable livelihood activities in order to maintain, rebuild, and revitalize socio-ecological production landscape and seascapes.\n
Universal Safeguards for Digital Public Infrastructure 24382-002 - Universal Safeguards for Digital Public Infrastructure
Umbrella Programme to Support NBSAP Update and the 7th National Reports 24558-001 - Umbrella Programme to Support NBSAP Update and the 7th National Reports
Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme AFRICA (Anglophone) UNOPS supports the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme that helps protect poor, remote villages from the serious effects of climate change and environmental degradation. In an effort to support community-led initiatives, UNOPS efficiently channels direct grants to help communities cope with climate change, conserve biodiversity, protect international waters, reduce the impact of persistent organic pollutants, prevent land degradation, and adopt sustainable forest management practices.\n
Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme  EUROPE UNOPS supports the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme that helps protect poor, remote villages from the serious effects of climate change and environmental degradation. In an effort to support community-led initiatives, UNOPS efficiently channels direct grants to help communities cope with climate change, conserve biodiversity, protect international waters, reduce the impact of persistent organic pollutants, prevent land degradation, and adopt sustainable forest management practices.
Support for the Global Programme on Nature for Development United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Global Programme on Nature for Development brings together three different initiatives under one program: the Equator Initiative, the National Biodiversity Initiative, and the Global Forest Initiative. \n\n\nThe objective is to foster, showcase and celebrate nature-based solutions that help achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at local, national and international levels. The work of the Global Programme on Nature for Development paves sustainable development pathways through the conservation, restoration and sustainable management of biodiversity and ecosystems; and by promoting inclusive and effective democratic governance in the area of natural resources. \n\n\nUNOPS offers the Global Programme on Nature for Development implementation support through project management and administrative services. \n
Support to Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence for the Office of the UN Secretary General’s Special Envoy on Technology The project will support the work of the UN High-Level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence (AI) at a key juncture in multilateral governance of AI. The Body’s first report provides options on multilateral governance models for artificial intelligence.\n\n\nThe final report provides further analysis of risks and recommendations on international AI governance. By supporting this project, donors will strengthen stakeholder cooperation on governing artificial intelligence in the face of pressing technical breakthroughs, and thereby contribute to better-governed AI globally, including in support of human\nrights and sustainable development anchored in the UN Charter.\n
The EU-UN Global Terrorism Threat Facility The United Nations Office for Counter Terrorism (UNOCT) was established by the General Assembly in June 2017. The Office has five main functions: (a) provide leadership on the General Assembly counter-terrorism mandate across the United Nations System; (b) enhance coordination and coherence across the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Coordination Compact entities to ensure the balanced implementation of the four pillars of the Strategy; (c) strengthen the delivery of United Nations counter-terrorism capacity-building assistance to Member States; (d) improve visibility, advocacy and resource mobilization for United Nations counter-terrorism efforts; and ensure that due priority is given to counter-terrorism across the United Nations System and that the important work on preventing violent extremism is firmly rooted in the Strategy. \nIn April 2022, UNOCT and the European Union launched the EU-UN Global Terrorism Threats Facility, with the overall objective to provide rapid and flexible support to Member States in building their capacities to detect, prevent, counter, investigate and respond to evolving terrorist threat, while ensuring respect for international law, including international human rights law, international humanitarian law and refugee law as well as the rule of law. The facility delivers three types of activities: a) advisory and mentoring support through the deployment of experts in a number of thematic areas determined by Member States’ requests; b) training activities or workshops; and c) limited provision of light, non-lethal equipment. It operates according to the following principles: 1) it is demand-driven, based on official requests from a Member State; and 2) it is complementary to other UN and EU support. Support delivered by the Facility takes in consideration the recommendations from the assessment visits conducted by the Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee, through its Executive Directorate (CTED). \nTo support the EU-UN Global Terrorism Threats Facility, UNOPS is developing a roster of specialists, members of which will deliver assistance across the four pillars of the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, depending on the specific need and context of the requesting Member States or regional organizations. \n
24684-001 OICT FA01 PMO Projects Services 24684-001 - 24684-001 OICT FA01 PMO Projects Services
Operational Support for the Rising Nations Initiative (RNI) As the climate crisis deepens, low-lying countries are witnessing significant amounts of their territory being rendered uninhabitable, with some facing the prospect of complete inundation from rising sea level. For many Small Island Developing States, this represents a catastrophic threat to their political, social, economic and cultural fabric and the Pacific Atoll countries are at the frontline of this global climate emergency. The Rising Nations Initiative (RNI) aims to protect the statehood of Pacific Atoll countries, preserve their sovereignty and safeguard the rights and heritage of affected populations.\n\nThe Rising Nations Initiative is based around three complementary drivers of action: Knowledge, Partnerships and Advocacy. To deepen Knowledge, the RNI brings together renowned academics and experts, working closely with relevant expert entities, the UN System and the World Bank, to support and strengthen thoughtful policy conversations, particularly around long-term climate adaptation, considering the case of Tuvalu as a pilot country. A global multi stakeholder Partnership coalition, consisting of like minded countries supported by international organizations, civil society, philanthropy, the private sector, will elevate these issues on the international agenda. Through effective Advocacy, the RNI will press forward a comprehensive global campaign to more effectively inform policymakers, climate action movements and global citizens on the unprecedented urgency facing the Pacific Atoll countries.\n\nThe RNI is a Member State-led initiative guided by a core group of champions, including all Pacific atoll countries: Tuvalu, the Marshall Islands and Kiribati. It is operationalized by UNOPS.\n
Human Resources Support Services to the UN  Development Coordination Office Human resources  support services to the UN  Development Coordination Office
Programme Support for Experts to Monitoring and Evaluation Capacity Following a request from the General Assembly and the Security Council, the Secretary-General established a Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) for post-conflict peacebuilding initiatives in October 2006. The PBF constitutes an essential component of the enhanced UN architecture to provide for a more sustained engagement in support of countries emerging from conflict and will support peacebuilding activities which directly contribute to post-conflict stabilization and strengthen the capacity of Governments, national/local institutions and transitional or other relevant authorities. \nThe United Nations Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) is currently supporting more than 120 projects in 25 countries by delivering fast, flexible and relevant funding. Since its creation to the end of 2015, PBF has allocated $623 million to 33 countries to help prevent (re)lapse into conflict and sustain peace. \n
Operational Support for the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism Across the globe, the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT) leads and coordinates an all-of-UN approach to prevent and counter terrorism and violent extremism. UNOPS supports the the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT) with operational support in organizing global events, capacity building and procurement.
Support to Collaborative Efforts for the Development and Implementation of Joint Operational Frameworks for the Humanitarian-Development-Peacebuilding Partnership (HDPP) Facility The Peacebuilding Support Office of the Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) has established a Humanitarian-Development-Peacebuilding Partnership (HDPP) Facility to support UN country teams and peace operations to develop their partnerships with the World Bank, in line with the 2017 UN-World Bank Partnership Framework for Crisis-Affected Situations.\n\nThe HDPP Facility aims to help UN programmes and projects to leverage partnerships and increase impact in efforts to build resilience of the most vulnerable people, reduce poverty, enhance food security, promote shared prosperity, and sustain peace.\nThis will be done through grant financing to Resident Coordinators, Agencies, Funds and Programmes and peace operations seeking to establish and implement joint frameworks with the World Bank in crisis-affected situations. \n\nThe HDPP facility will be managed as a dedicated project by the Peacebuilding Support Office on behalf of the UN system, with implementation support by UNOPS. The facility will advance the strategic objectives and priorities determined by the Steering Committee of the United Nations-World Bank Partnership Framework for Crisis-Affected Situations.\n
Specialized Support to the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism - Parliamentary Engagement in Preventing and Countering Terrorism The Programme Office on Parliamentary Engagement in Preventing and Countering Terrorism within the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism was established for implementing key initiatives on the Role of Parliaments in Addressing Terrorism and Violent Extremism Conducive to Terrorism. The Office, based in Doha and launched in alliance with the Shura Council of the State of Qatar, operates through the following three functions: conducting research, analysis and normative work in support of counter terrorism and prevention of violent extremism; raising awareness, providing technical assistance and provision of consultative services; and support to effective functioning of the Global Parliamentary Network and the coordination platform for regional parliamentary assemblies on countering terrorism and preventing violent extremism. The Office fosters a "whole-of-society" approach with a focus on youth engagement and women participation, and in collaboration with civil society organizations, research institutions, and academia.\nUNOPS offers specialized support for the office in event management, capacity building and procurement.\n
Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme - Community Development and Knowledge Management for the Satoyama Initiative (COMDEKS) UNOPS supports the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Small Grants Programme that helps protect poor, remote villages from the serious effects of climate change and environmental degradation. In an effort to support community-led initiatives, UNOPS efficiently channels direct grants to help communities cope with climate change, conserve biodiversity, protect international waters, reduce the impact of persistent organic pollutants, prevent land degradation, and adopt sustainable forest management practices.\n