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First Resilience Development Policy Operation i) To strengthen Samoa's foundations for economic growth and macroeconomic resilience
 ii) To increase Samoa's resilience to the effects of climate change and natural disasters
 iii) To promote the social resilience and human development of Samoa's population
Samoa COVID-19 Emergency Response Project The Project Development Objective is to prevent, detect and respond to the threat posed by COVID-19 in Samoa and to strengthen national systems for public health preparedness.
Support to National Malaria Programme (SuNMaP) Nigeria The Support to National Malaria Programme aims to assist the Nigerian government in malaria prevention and treatment through improvements in capacity, project planning and coordination, drug and net distribution, and demand creation. In partnership with Nigeria's National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP), Malaria Consortium is implementing SuNMaP in ten states. The project is funded by DFID/UKaid.
Support to National Malaria Programme (SuNMaP) Nigeria [Nigeria] The Support to National Malaria Programme aims to assist the Nigerian government in malaria prevention and treatment through improvements in capacity, project planning and coordination, drug and net distribution, and demand creation. In partnership with Nigeria's National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP), Malaria Consortium is implementing SuNMaP in ten states. The project is funded by DFID/UKaid. [Nigeria]
FemPawer project The Programme MENA Feminist Power in Action for Women’s Economic Rights (Fem PAWER) will strengthen young women who face multiple discrimination1 of economic gender-based violence (E/GBV) in the MENA specific countries (Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Tunisia) to be the leader for change by holding duty bearers accountable and improve conditions for young women in the informal sector. This through strengthening women economic empowerment (WEE), in this Programme reflected through leadership strengthening, challenging prevailing social norms and hence gender equality, and promoting women’s economic rights (WER). The overall goal of the Program is: Gender-responsive accountability mechanisms for WEE (Women Economic Empowerment) at multiple levels in MENA specific countries (Jordan, Lebanon, Occupied Palestinian Territories and Tunisia) are established.
A framework of four interlinked and mutually reinforcing intermediate changes have been identified and designed to enable progress for gender-responsive accountability based on the needs of young women.
- Outcome 1 is to establish safe and secure space for the young women and WROs to develop mobilization and advocacy strategies to hold decisions makers accountable.
- Outcome 2 is addressing innovative and inclusive learning / leadership for all level of the Consortium and Program.
- Outcome 3 is addressing target-led capacities in advocacy, alliance building, social mobilization and inclusive leadership for young women and the WROs that will be the Partner Organizations of the Program.
- Outcome 4 is addressing the target led mobilization and advocacy interventions at multiple levels. Young women champions for Women Economic Rights: The Programme will directly target young women with disability, and rural / refugees (20 per country and around 80 in the region) to become ‘champions’ to organise, both, country and regional networks in tackling E/GBV and promote WER. 

Women Rights Organisations: Local CBOs and plural in/formal networks are the most vital actor in the Programme. Approximately 12 local WROs per country will be selected representing the diversity of the WRO landscape in each country. The aim is that they further will engage young women within their communities to become engaged in parts of the Programme through subgranting.
Protecting Rights, Openness and Transparency Enhancing Civic Transformation – PROTECT PROTECT aims to promote free, open and inclusive societies in Kenya, Malawi and Myanmar by empowering civil society organisations, human rights defenders and infomediaries to fulfill their role in holding governments accountable and building independent and democratic societies. ARTICLE 19, Hivos, ICNL and Internews are bringing together their expertise in the fields of freedom of assembly, association, expression, access to information and data transparency, media sustainability and protection to address holistically the multifaceted challenge of closing civic space Reinforcing access to and use of public DATA and information to drive greater transparency and accountability. How? Building capacity of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) and media to translate public data into actionable information and working with the government to increase data supply; Strengthening the LEGAL environment for freedom of assembly and association, and freedom of expression. How? Strengthening the capacity and coordination of CSOs, HRDs and media to advocate for better laws and policies and collaborate with authorities, where appropriate. Strengthening the PROTECTION of CSOs, HRDs and journalists to be able to do their work without fear. How? Reinforcing capacity of CSOs, HRDs and media to prevent and react to attacks against them and advocate for authorities to fulfil their duty to protect them. Increasing sustainability of MEDIA to reinforce access to independent information by the public. How? Increasing media capacities to develop sustainable business plans that support independent news. Countering negative NARRATIVES against CSOs, HRDs, journalists and marginalised groups. How? Bolstering capacities of CSOs, HRDs and media to produce information and awareness-raising campaigns, and enable spaces for dialogue with various actors, including the authorities. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) and media
Procurement surcharge: RPSO: INL/Dili 031618P2026 Procurement surcharge: RPSO: INL/Dili 031618P2026 Information Redacted Covers the costs for receiving, inspecting, stocking, pulling from stock, delivery, and other related services such as the 1 percent acquisition surcharge for executing grants and contracts above post warrant levels.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Empowering Vulnerable Women s Economic in Timor Le U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Empowering Vulnerable Women s Economic in Timor Leste
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - STT100-18-GR-012;MHVF;9/1/18-9/1/19; Facilitate pa U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. STT100-18-GR-012;MHVF;9/1/18-9/1/19; Facilitate participatory and interactive events
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Women s Economic Empowerment in Manufahi Municipal U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Women s Economic Empowerment in Manufahi Municipality
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Women Economic Empowerment in Rural Areas of Timor U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Women Economic Empowerment in Rural Areas of Timor Leste.
Building Justice Sector Capacity in Timor Leste This project will support the increased capacity of the Timorese justice sector to handle a range of criminal justice issues.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Integrated Capacity Building Program for Women Ent U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Integrated Capacity Building Program for Women Entrepreneurs
Living with Dignity and Pride To raise community awareness, educational events on LGBTQI capacity building for LGBTQI support groups.
TAF Timor Leste Building Justice Sector Capacity This project will support the increased capacity of the Timorese justice sector to handle a range of criminal justice issues.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Promoting Gender Equality U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Promoting Gender Equality
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Learning from our past working for a better futur U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Learning from our past working for a better future.
Documentation of Endangered Ethnic Fataluku Cultural Heritage To support documentation of endangered cultural heritage of the Fataluku, an ethnic group in Lospalos. Genocide, dislocation, and external social and economic pressures have interfered with the transmission of rituals, music, dance, and other cultural expressions to younger generations. The project focuses on specific cultural forms, documenting and promoting them as the first phase of a larger effort to preserve Fataluku heritage.
Collaborative Investigation and Dissemination of Timorese Textile Traditions In this project, local NGO Timor Aid is teaming up with UCLA's Fowler Museum to research, document, and promote the traditional weaving of Tais, a ceremonial cloth and essential part of Timor Leste's cultural heritage. Support for this project comes from the AFCP 20th Anniversary Partnership Program, a State Department special initiative.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Community Economics Development throughout activit U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Community Economics Development throughout activities
Promoting Gender Equality and the Rights of Young Women To promote gender equality and the rights of young women through multi-media awareness raising and action campaign.
Business Innovation for Rural Women in RAEOA Oecusse To support rural women to develop innovative business through training on business management, financial skills, marketing and gender-based violence workshop.
Promoting Inclusive Society to Communities. Training to promote inclusive society for local authorities and communities in Viqueque municipality.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - STT100-18-GR-011;Ba Futuru;9/1/18-9/1/19 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. STT100-18-GR-011;Ba Futuru;9/1/18-9/1/19; Reduce women's marginalization
Santalum The implementation of Agro-forestry activities as a strategy to reduce land degradation in Timor-Leste
Protecting Victims of Human Trafficking through Enhanced Partnership, Identification and Referral IOM will enhance victim protection through increased partnerships, victim identification, and referrals. IOM will collaborate with government and civil society on capacity building activities related to data collection, victim identification and referral, provision of psychosocial support, and enhanced human trafficking awareness.
Combatting Gender Based Violence To provide socialization of the domestic violence law, gender equity, SOGIESC and business training to community.
Integrated Capacity Building Program for Women Entreprenuers Integrated Capacity Building Program for Women Entrepreneurs
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - STT100-18-GR-020;AHDMTL;10/1/18 - 04/30/19: Traini U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. STT100-18-GR-020;AHDMTL;10/1/18 - 04/30/19: Training of the rights of disabilities
Skills Development for women with disabilities Skills Development for women with disabilities
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - STT100-18-GR-021;CTID;1/1/19 - 12/31/19: Leadershi U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. STT100-18-GR-021;CTID;1/1/19 - 12/31/19: Leadership training to women entrepreneurs
I am an Agent of Change Too. Promoting a micro and small socio-economic empowerment for rural women in support to women, peace and security national action plans and progresses towards the national development of Timor-Leste.
Boosting women entrepreneurship through innovation Boosting women entrepreneurship through innovation
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Skills Development for women with disabilities U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Skills Development for women with disabilities
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Clean Water and Business Development for Timor Les U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Clean Water and Business Development for Timor Leste
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Woman's Campaign International/Global Woman, Peace U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. AMBASSADORS-AT-LARGE S-TT100-15-GR-002/Woman's Campaign International/09/01/2015-08/31/2017/Global Woman, Peace, Peace and Security Initiative Project
Ending GBV Against Vulnerable Groups. To raise awareness of vulnerable groups on GBV, increase capacity of GBV referral network and monitor the legal proceeding on GBV cases.
Advocacy and Promotion of Children and Women's Rights To advocate and promote the rights of women and children and women's economic empowerment.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - DI-15-NOFO-01/Asia Foundation/10/01/2015-09/30/201 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. AMBASSADORS-AT-LARGE S-LMAQM-15-GR-020/Asia Foundation/10/01/2015-09/30/2017/GAsia Foundation/Woman Weaving a Better Future Through better Business
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - AMKV/Mitigate gender based violence U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. AMBASSADORS-AT-LARGE S-TT100-16-GR-007;Assosiasaun Mane Kontra Violensia (AMKV)/05/09/16-12/09/16;Mitigate gender based violence
Prevention of GBV and Trafficking in Person. To provide training on legal framework for combating trafficking in person and prevention of gender-based violence.
Empowering Vulnerable Women's Economic in Timor Leste Empowering Vulnerable Women's Economic in Timor Leste
Combatting Gender Based Violence To provide socialization of the domestic violence law, gender equality, SOGIESC, small business management training and horticultural training.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - HABERAN INSTITUTE/Economic development forums U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. AMBASSADORS-AT-LARGE S-TT100-16-GR-006;HABERAN INSTITUTE/05/09/16-03/09/17;Economic development forums
Hasoru Malu 2023 Empowering Young Timorese Artists To enhance technical and artistic professional skills within the cultural industry, increase both quality and quantity, marketing and opportunities for development and growth of young artists and women.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - STT100-18-GR-022; Alola Foundation;10/1/18 - 06/30 U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. STT100-18-GR-022; Alola Foundation;10/1/18 - 06/30/19: Support 60 female entrepreneurs
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - STT100-18-GR-013;JDN;9/1/18-9/1/19; U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. STT100-18-GR-013;JDN;9/1/18-9/1/19; Increase young women's confidence, capacity, skills and employment opportunities.
Women and Girls Empowerment. Empowered communities of women and girls affected by leprosy and people with disabilities.
Ending Gender Based Violence Against Vulnerable Groups To raise awareness on GBV to vulnerable groups to access to multi-sectoral essential services, increase capacity of the referral network group and improve the implementation and monitoring mechanism of domestic violence law in Oecuse.
Promotion of sustainable and inclusive economic To promote sustainable and inclusive economic to people with disabilities in self-help groups.
Feto to the Front Women's WASH Leadership Program To promote the careers of emerging Timorese women engineers.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Ra'es Hadomi Timor Oan/Disable Person's Organizat U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. S-TT100-16-GR-001;Ra'es Hadomi Timor Oan;02/11/16-09/30/16;Disable Person's Organizat
Women Economic Empowerment in Rural Areas of Timor Leste Women Economic Empowerment in Rural Areas of Timor Leste.
Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs - Boosting women entrepreneurship through innovation U.S. Department of State: Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs. Boosting women entrepreneurship through innovation
Clean Water and Business Development for Timor Leste Clean Water and Business Development for Timor Leste
Link Africa IFC together with Google Inc, Convergence Partners and Mitsui & Co., Ltd. (Mitsui) start a
partnership in CSquared, a broadband infrastructure company focused on building wholesale, carrierneutral open-access fibre optic networks in Sub-Saharan Africa (the Project). The Project will initially
involve the development and expansion of the existing operations initiated by Google in Uganda, Ghana. CSquared will then serve as a platform to expand into new markets with additional
investments in the Sub-Saharan Africa region in the future.
  The Project targets to provide key sector players in these markets, such as mobile operators or
internet service providers, with access to an essential shared communication infrastructure that would
enable them to improve broadband connectivity as well as the quality of services and their
affordability. CSquared has operations in Uganda, Ghana and Liberia and is considering new markets,
including Togo.
  To support CSquared expansion into Togo, the Project is expected to be supported by the IDA19
Private Sector Window Blended Finance Facility as described under Blended Finance. (i) Access to Broadband: The Project addresses the growing demand for fiber networks critically needed to support the expansion of broadband services.
(ii) Shared infrastructure: As telecom operators are under pressure to expand their networks and improve their level/quality of service, a company like CSquared will be well positioned to provide high quality infrastructure services more efficiently. 
(iii) Promote economic growth: Improved broadband connectivity directly and indirectly benefits virtually every sector of the economy, creates jobs, fosters innovation and entrepreneurship, promotes social and financial inclusion and improves transparency and efficiency. Broadband access is also expected to help small and medium enterprises to better market their good and services, both locally and internationally.
GWFP ETG ING II The proposed investment is an unfunded risk participation of USD 25 million in an uncommitted trade finance facility, made available and arranged by ING Belgique, Bruxelles, succursale de Lancy/Genève (ING) for ETG Agri Inputs FZE (ETG) (the Facility), an entity of the ETG group. Its purpose is to support ETG's imports, storage and sales of fertilizers. The renewed facility is expected to continue having the following development impacts: (i) support of commodity trade finance for importers/exporters in emerging markets; (ii) increased access to trade finance for critical commodities, especially in the agro-commodity sector in emerging market; and (ii) improved market integration by facilitating intra-regional and south-south trade for commodities and enhancing connectivity of real sector firms into value chains.
Flexenclosure Flexenclosure AB (Flexenclosure, or the Company) is a specialist supplier of intelligent power management systems and prefabricated data centres for the ICT industry. The company provides systems that are fully integrated, modular, factory tested for reliability, adaptable to local conditions and quick to install. eSite ( http://www.flexenclosure.com/esite ) is a portfolio of energy-efficient hybrid power systems for base station sites in areas where grid power is unreliable or unavailable. eSite can deliver a 90% reduction in diesel fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and energy related OPEX compared to traditional diesel based systems. Fully integrated into eSite is eManager, a one-stop interface for remote management and energy optimisation of eSite networks. eCentre ( http://www.flexenclosure.com/ecentre ) is a prefabricated, fully equipped modular data centre solution, to house and power data and telecom equipment. Optimised for energy efficiency and low TCO, eCentre is specifically designed to be fast to deploy and fully future proof. Flexenclosure was founded in 1989 and is based in Vara, Sweden, headquartered in Stockholm and with additional offices in Ivory Coast, India, Kenya, Malaysia, Mozambique, Nigeria and the UAE. Customers include global companies airtel, MTN, Vodacom and Zain. The project is expected to achieve significant development impacts:  -Improved mobile telecommunication coverage in rural areas through increased reliability of power supply for mobile telecom towers; -Improved competitiveness of mobile operators and tower companies through reduced operating cost; -Climate positive investment through reduced diesel consumption and carbon emissions;  -	Generate local jobs during implementation and operations in remote areas.
Kasada Hospitality Fund LP IFC will support Kasada Hospitality Fund LP (Kasada) by providing loan financing for its first phase capital deployment, which targets the establishment of a portfolio of up to 20 hotels (estimated 4,000 hotel keys) requiring a total investment (debt and equity) of approximately US$400 million. Kasadas own capital deployment and the related IFC loans will be structured as discrete sub-projects, each of which will be progressively reviewed by IFC and will be subject to standardized investment criteria. The first such sub-project is Project Ayaba (Ayaba) and subsequent sub-projects are expected to align with Ayaba in terms of the proposed financial arrangements.     Project Ayaba comprises Kasadas acquisition of 8 existing Accor-managed hotels (run under the Pullman, Novotel and Ibis brands) in Abidjan, Cote dIvoire (4 hotels); Dakar, Senegal (3 hotels) and Douala, Cameroon (1 hotel); operating liquidity injections to ensure the functioning of the hotels in the COVID-19 pandemic environment; and capital expenditure to refurbish/improve the properties and to achieve higher operating efficiencies. The most significant expected project-level outcome is to provide hotels in distress due to impact of the COV-19 pandemic, and acquired in the previaling environment from a liquidity-constrained non-strategic investor, with additional liquidity and operational support to facilitate necessary restructuring and recapitalization leading to successful turnarounds, and consequently job preservation in the hospitality sector and its supply chain. Beyond the Project, IFC anticipates that the investment will promote greater sector integration by making financing more accessible to hotels in Sub-Saharan Africa, including those in distressed situations, via support for the first large-scale, professionally managed equity fund focused on hospitality, which plans to build a significant portfolio of hotels in SSA.
Onomo Hotels African Hotel Development Luxembourg SAS (Onomo or the Company) is a pan African mid-scale business hotel owner and/or operator of 21 hotels in Africa, under the brand Onomo. To fill the gap in the provision of region wide midscale branded hotels that meet international standards, the Company aims to upgrade and expand in capacity and geographically through (i) the extension and renovation of its existing hotel in Abidjan, Côte dIvoire, (ii) the financing of the recently completed refurbishment of its existing hotel located in Dakar, Senegal, (iii) the refurbishment of its existing hotel in Bamako, Mali, and (iv) the development of 2 greenfield hotels in Yaoundé, Cameroon and Djibouti City, Djibouti; and (iv) the refinancing of existing debt (the Project). IFC expects the Project to increase employment, as well as demand for goods and services from the relevant Project companies' suppliers. It is also expected that the Project will promote the resilience of the tourism sector by preserving availability and quality of services provided by a pan-African player and improve the local offering of quality hotels for regional business travelers.