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Haiti Community Driven Development (CDD) Project / PRODEP Building on the successful experience of the PCF-funded CDD pilot, the proposed project would scale-up the direct transfer of public resources to local community organizations in poor rural and peri-urban communities, by: (i) improving their access to basic social and economic infrastructure and support income-generating activities by financing small-scale investments proposed, implemented and managed by community organizations; and (ii) improving governance and building social capital of communities by increasing citizen participation and transparency in open decision-making processes. 
 Key indicators for the project would be (i) total resources transferred to OCBs over the life of the project; (ii) change in access to basic services as a function of subprojects implemented by OCBs; (iii) cost-effectiveness of infrastructure investments, compared with traditional service delivery mechanisms, and (iv) cost-benefit of productive subprojects.
Emergency Resilient Agriculture for Food Security Project The Project Development Objective (PDOs) is to support project beneficiaries access to nutritious food and increase climate- and nutrition-smart agricultural production, including in earthquake-affected areas.
HT Electricity Project Contribute to the sustainable improvement in the quality of electricity services to customers and to the strengthening of the financial and operational performance of the electricity public utility (EDH).
Cultural Heritage Preservation and Tourism Sector Support Project The objectives of the Project are to:  (a) increase the attractiveness of the cultural heritage sites in North of Haiti for tourists; (b) improve the living environment for the residents living in North of Haiti; and (c) support the Recipient's capacity to respond promptly and effectively to an Eligible Emergency, as needed.
Municipal Development and Urban Resilience Project The project Development Objective (PDO) is to (i) reduce urban flooding in the city of Cap-Haïtien, (ii) improve access to quality municipal infrastructure in selected municipalities in the Cap-Haïtien metropolitan area, and (iii) support the Republic of Haiti's capacity to respond to an Eligible Emergency.
Haiti Digital Acceleration Project The Project Development Objectives are to increase access to broadband services in Haiti and establish the foundations of digital resilience to respond to shocks.
Decentralized Sustainable and Resilient Rural Water and Sanitation Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to increase access to inclusive, resilient, and sustainable rural basic water and sanitation services.
Haiti Transport and Territorial Development Project Lower the marketing costs for small farmers in two selected micro-regions. (marketing costs are those costs incurred in theaggregate of functions involved in moving goods from producer to consumer) and rebuild selected infrastructure in areas struck bynatural disasters.
Strengthening DRM and Climate Resilience Project The Project Development Objective is to improve: (i) early warning and emergency evacuation capacity in selected municipalities in high climate risk-prone areas; (ii) the provision of and accessibility to safe havens; and (iii) the GoH's capacity to respond to aneligible emergency.
Haiti - Education for All Project - Phase II The objective of the Project is to support: (i) enrollment of students in select non-public primary schools in disadvantagedareas;(ii) student attendance in select public and non-public primary schools in disadvantaged areas; and (iii) strengthened management of the Recipient's primary education sector.
Cap Haitien Urban Development Project The Project Development Objective is to improve selected urban infrastructure and public spaces to support a more livable and resilient Cap-Haitien city-region.
Economic Reconstruction and Growth Development Policy Credit The goal of the proposed operation is to enhance transparency and efficiency of public resources management in support of physical reconstruction and institutional consolidation for long term growth. More specifically, the operation is designed to improve (i) public financial management through better budget execution and cash management; (ii) the institutional framework and capacity for effective public procurement; and (iii) governance and performance in the electricity sector.
Rebuilding Energy Infrastructure and Access The objectives of the Project are to (a) strengthen energy policy and planning capacity, (b) to improve the sustainability and resilience of the electricity sector and to restore and expand access to reliable electricity services, and (c) provide financial assistance to the electricity sector in case of an emergency.
Strengthening Primary Health Care and Surveillance in Haiti The PDO of the proposed Project is to: (i) increase utilization of primary health care services in selected geographical areas; (ii) strengthen surveillance capacity especially for cholera, and (iii) provide an immediate and effective response to an eligible crisis or emergency.
Haiti Sustainable Rural and Small Towns Water and Sanitation Project The proposed objectives of the Project are to: (i) increase access to improved water supply and sanitation in targeted rural areas and small towns in zones affected by cholera; (ii) strengthen the Recipient's water and sanitation service delivery mechanism at thedeconcentrated level; and (iii) improve the Recipient's capacity to respond promptly and effectively to an Eligible Emergency.
Infrastructure & Institutions Emergency Recovery The Revised PDO is to support the Recipient in its sustainable recovery efforts from the effects of the Emergency, throughselectedinterventions aiming to rebuilding key institutions and infrastructure.
Haiti Business Development and Investment Project The objective of the Project is to assist the Recipient in: (a) improving the conditions for private sector investment andinclusive growth; and (b) improving its capacity to respond promptly and effectively to an Eligible Emergency.
Caribbean Regional Air Transport Connectivity Project - Haiti The objectives of the Project (PDO) are to: (i) improve operational safety and navigation efficiency of air transport in the Recipient's territory; and (ii) increase the climate and disaster resilience of associated infrastructure at the Recipient's internationalairports.
HT Emergency Bridge Reconst & Vulnerab Reduction Project The project's development objective is to i) restore access on selected ciritical point of the Haitian transportation system and ii) support vulnerability reduction by stregthening the Haitian National Disaster Risk Management System.
Haiti Fiscal and Social Resilience Development Policy Financing The operation is designed around two pillars: (1) strengthening fiscal management; and (2) enhancing the efficiency of social spending.
Cholera Emergency Response Project The objective of the Project is to improve the health and hygiene practices in order to reduce the spread of cholera and strengthen the institutional capacity to respond to outbreaks. The Project is financing two Components: (i) Support to the Government's Response to Cholera at the Decentralized Level; and (ii) Emergency Response Capacity Building.
Haiti Rural Accessibility & Resilience Project The Project Development Objectives are to: (i) increase all-weather road access in selected sub-regions; (ii) improve the resilience of selected segments of the road network; and (iii) to provide immediate and effective response to an eligible crisis or emergency.
Statistical Capacity Building Project The objectives of the project are to (a) assist in the preparation for the Fifth Population and Housing Census and (b) Improve budget management and oversight through timely and more comprehensive reporting
Strengthening the Management of Agriculture Public Services (GFRP) The project development objective (PDO) is to enable MARNDR to prioritize and target investments according to sector policies, and improve local agriculture support services.
Adaptive Social Protection for Increased Resilience Project The PDO is to deliver cash transfers to targeted households and establish the foundations for an adaptive safety net system in Haiti to respond to shocks, including COVID-19.
Liberia National Statistics System Strengthening Multi Donor Trust Fund Parallel to TF072089 NA
Advocating for implementation of UN general comments to change lives of Tanzanian Street children A joint partnership of Railway children UK/Africa Consortium for Street children Tanzania Child Right Forum Community for Child Rights and Government of Tanzania will work together to fulfill the rights of street children as laid out in the UN General comment on children on the street situation (GC), the first to address this vulnerable group
Advocating for implementation of UN general comments to change lives of Tanzanian street children A joint partnership of Railway children UK/Africa Consortium for street children Tanzania Child Right Forum Community for Child Rights and Government of Tanzania will work together to fulfill the rights of street children as laid out in the UN General comment on children on the street situation
Population dynamics of elephants in Uda Walawe and Minneriya National Parks, Sri Lanka The purpose of this project is to, 1) Monitor elephants of Uda Walawe National Park (UWNP), with special attention to detecting mortalities and identifying causes of death when possible, in collaboration with Department of Wildlife Conservation personnel; 2) Conduct a preliminary survey Minneriya National Park (MNP) and create a photo database of individuals; 3) Facilitate information transfer among interested parties to encourage data-driven conservation. Grantee will conduct vehicle-based photographic identification surveys of elephants and behavioral research within the UWNP and MNP, provide necessary data to the Department of Wildlife Conservation, Sri Lanka to protect park & sanctuaries.
Population Status & Management of Asian elephants in South-Sri Lankan Protected Area Complexes. This project will consist of three primary program areas focused on the conservation of wild Asian elephants in Sri Lanka. The three goals of this project are to: 1) monitor the long-term health of the elephant population in and around Uda Walawe National Park; 2) demonstrate the value and feasibility of scientifically rigorous survey techniques by calibrating vehicle- and foot-transect survey methodologies; and 3) assist the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) in the implementation of SMART software as a tool for protected area management and law enforcement. Project activities include: 1) conduct baseline monitoring of elephants in Uda Walawe and Lunugamwehera NP, tracking births, deaths, and updating photographic identification records; 2) assess indicators of the health of elephant populations subject to recent local elephant drives; 3) evaluate the efficacy of re-routing electric fences to mitigate human-elephant conflicts; 4) quantify population dynamics of bulls occupying Uda Walawe NP via photo identification and estimate the fraction involved in raiding; 5) work with DWC to design surveys and survey areas for which data are needed and train DWC personnel in line-transect survey method; 6) estimate elephant population size in and around Uda Walawe NP employing vehicle-based surveys; 7) estimate elephant population in and around Uda Walawe NP under a distance sampling framework in parallel with photographic surveys; 8) train DWC personnel and collaborators to use and manage SMART software; 9) establish SOPs and guidelines for SMART patrols; and 10) provide technical support and advice to DWC as they trial SMART patrols in five protected areas. This award is provisionally approved for two phases or years funding, with each phase or year's funding dependent upon performance and financial management of the previous phase or year, meeting technical and financial reporting requirements, and availability of ASECF funds.
H.EL.P. - Human Elephant Peace - Sri Lanka THIS MODIFICATION FUNDS YEAR TWO OF THIS TWO-YEAR PROJECT TO
Asian Elephant Conserv-Species Conservation Grant Demographic Influences of Social Organization in Elephants and Devising Strategies for Alternative Human Livelihoods
Population status and management of Asian elephants in South-Sri Lankan protected area complexes This project will consist of three primary program areas focused on the conservation of wild Asian elephants in Sri Lanka. The three goals of this project are to: 1) monitor the long-term health of the elephant population in and around Uda Walawe National Park; 2) demonstrate the value and feasibility of scientifically rigorous survey techniques by calibrating vehicle- and foot-transect survey methodologies; and 3) assist the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) in the implementation of SMART software as a tool for protected area management and law enforcement. Project activities include: 1) conduct baseline monitoring of elephants in Uda Walawe and Lunugamwehera NP, tracking births, deaths, and updating photographic identification records; 2) assess indicators of the health of elephant populations subject to recent local elephant drives; 3) evaluate the efficacy of re-routing electric fences to mitigate human-elephant conflicts; 4) quantify population dynamics of bulls occupying Uda Walawe NP via photo identification and estimate the fraction involved in raiding; 5) work with DWC to design surveys and survey areas for which data are needed and train DWC personnel in line-transect survey method; 6) estimate elephant population size in and around Uda Walawe NP employing vehicle-based surveys; 7) estimate elephant population in and around Uda Walawe NP under a distance sampling framework in parallel with photographic surveys; 8) train DWC personnel and collaborators to use and manage SMART software; 9) establish SOPs and guidelines for SMART patrols; and 10) provide technical support and advice to DWC as they trial SMART patrols in five protected areas. This award is provisionally approved for two phases or years funding, with each phase or year's funding dependent upon performance and financial management of the previous phase or year, meeting technical and financial reporting requirements, and availability of ASECF funds.
Asian Elephant Conservation Fund Awareness program on human-elephant conflict in Sri Lanka
Facilitating Human-Elephant Coexistence around a Conflicted Corridor de Silva & Jayantha 2017 THE LONG-TERM GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS FOR WILD ASIAN ELEPHAN
WORKING WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES TO MITIGATE MARINE TURTLE BYCATCH AND TURTLE HUMAN CONFLICT AT KALPITIYA PENINSULA, SRI LANKA. THIS PROJECT WILL IMPLEMENT A CONSERVATION PROGRAM FOR NESTING AND FORAGING TURTLES IN THE KALPITIYA PENINSULA. THE INTENT OF THE PROJECT IS TO ADDRESS THE THREATS FROM ACCIDENTAL CAPTURE AND RESULTING INJURIES AND MORTALITY FROM LOCAL FISHERIES. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 1 CONDUCTING 72 WORKSHOPS TO TRAIN FISHERS IN SAFE HANDLING AND RELEASE OF MARINE TURTLES 2 CONSULTING WITH FISHERS TO DEVELOP STRATEGIES AND METHODS TO MINIMIZE CAPTURES OF SEA TURTLES INCLUDING TRIALS WITH LED LIGHTS AND 3 CONDUCTING 108 AWARENESS AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES WITH SCHOOLS, FISHER GROUPS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES TO RAISE AWARENESS OF SEA TURTLE STATUS AND CONSERVATION ISSUES AS WELL AS COASTAL BIODIVERSITY AND SUSTAINABILITY.
COUNTRYWIDE DISTRIBUTION SURVEY OF ELEPHANTS AND HUMAN-ELEPHANT CONFLICT, SRI LANKA Rapid land use changes coupled with an increasing human population, the impact of the.COVID-19 pandemic, and climate change have worsened the threats to Asian elephants in Sri Lanka..This project will assess changes in wild Asian elephant distribution and human-elephant conflict (HEC).in Sri Lanka and correlate them to management actions and land use changes to better conserve elephants.and effectively manage HEC. Project objectives are to: (1) map the current distribution of elephants and.HEC countrywide; and (2) use the results to guide elephant management and HEC mitigation. Specific.project activities are to: (1) conduct a countrywide grid-based questionnaire survey assessing the.presence/absence of elephant herds and males, and temporal patterns of occupation; (2) conduct a.countrywide grid-based questionnaire survey of HEC distribution and assess the intensity and trends of.HEC; and (3) analyze data, prepare, and publish maps of elephant and HEC distribution and make them.available for policy makers, managers, developers, and the public.
COUNTRYWIDE DISTRIBUTION SURVEY OF ELEPHANTS AND HUMAN-ELEPHANT CONFLICT, SRI LANKA Rapid land use changes coupled with an increasing human population, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and climate change have worsened the threats to Asian elephants in Sri Lanka. This project will assess changes in wild Asian elephant distribution and human-elephant conflict (HEC) in Sri Lanka and correlate them to management actions and land use changes to better conserve elephants and effectively manage HEC. Project objectives are to: (1) map the current distribution of elephants and HEC countrywide; and (2) use the results to guide elephant management and HEC mitigation. Specific project activities are to: (1) conduct a countrywide grid-based questionnaire survey assessing the presence/absence of elephant herds and males, and temporal patterns of occupation; (2) conduct a countrywide grid-based questionnaire survey of HEC distribution and assess the intensity and trends of HEC; and (3) analyze data, prepare, and publish maps of elephant and HEC distribution and make them available for policy makers, managers, developers, and the public.
Marine Turtles ConservationFund-Species Conservation Grant Community based in-situ Marine Turtle Nest Protection and Research Programme at Kosgoda and Rekawa in Sri Lanka
WORKING WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES TO MITIGATE MARINE TURTLE BYCATCH AND TURTLE HUMAN CONFLICT AT KALPITIYA PENINSULA, SRI LANKA. This project will implement a conservation program for nesting and foraging turtles in the Kalpitiya Peninsula. The intent of the.project is to address the threats from accidental capture and resulting injuries and mortality from local fisheries. Activities include:.(1) conducting 72 workshops to train fishers in safe handling and release of marine turtles; (2) consulting with fishers to develop.strategies and methods to minimize captures of sea turtles including trials with LED lights; and (3) conducting 108 awareness and.outreach activities with schools, fisher groups and local communities to raise awareness of sea turtle status and conservation.issues as well as coastal biodiversity and sustainability.
Asian Elephant Conservation Fund The purpose of this project is to, 1) Monitor elephants of Uda Walawe National Park (UWNP), with special attention to detecting mortalities and identifying causes of death when possible, in collaboration with Department of Wildlife Conservation personnel; 2) Conduct a preliminary survey Minneriya National Park (MNP) and create a photo database of individuals; 3) Facilitate information transfer among interested parties to encourage data-driven conservation. Grantee will conduct vehicle-based photographic identification surveys of elephants and behavioral research within the UWNP and MNP, provide necessary data to the Department of Wildlife Conservation, Sri Lanka to protect park & sanctuaries.
Facilitating human-elephant co-existence in Sri Lanka This project will inform stakeholders impacted by and tasked with managing human-elephant conflict (HEC) in Sri Lanka (e.g., communities, development, regulatory, conservation authorities) about factors impacting effective management and implementation of a human-elephant coexistence (HECx) model in Sri Lanka. Factors include: 1) the failure of past HEC mitigation and elephant conservation strategies limiting elephants to protected areas (PA), elephant translocations, elephant drives, electric fences on PA boundaries; 2) the scale and extent of HEC, inadequacy of too few conservation officers, and the need for a range of stakeholders playing an active role in HEC mitigation; 3) future directions of effective HEC mitigation and elephant conservation, such as managing elephants in and outside PAs, community-based village and paddy field electric fences, changes in human behavior; and 4) roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in mitigating HEC. Project activities include: 1) 150+ awareness workshops tailored to target groups; 2) 24+ meetings with government officials and political authorities; 3) 6+ newspaper articles published in national outlets. The long-term goal of this project is to compel relevant stakeholders to phase out inappropriate HEC management activities, implement an appropriate HECx model, and undertake responsible development in Sri Lanka.
Asian Elephant Conservation Fund "The purpose of this project is to have a better understanding of the trends and patterns of illegal killing of elephants in south Asia, which will be used as a basis for improved international, sub-regional and national decision making in support of elephant conservation. This goal will be achieved through several objectives: .1) The design and development of MIKE (Monitoring of Illegal Killing of Elephants) monitoring systems designed to meet the specific needs of the South Asia region, through a consultation process with the participating range States. This process will collect information on elephant mortality using ranger-based monitoring, as well as information on a range of law enforcement benchmarks. This information collection will enable participating range States and the CITES Conference of Parties (CoP) to better understand the status of law enforcement efforts in South Asia MIKE sites, the link with trends in elephant mortality, and better inform elephant conservation and management efforts. .2) The strengthening of monitoring capacity in participating MIKE sites, with regard to monitoring and management systems and human resources and with a particular focus on the need to embed the monitoring systems in the day-to-day operational and management systems of the participating wildlife agencies. These systems will be designed to promote the long-term sustainability of monitoring capacity. .3) The synthesis, analysis, and reporting of MIKE South Asia monitoring data. This data will be used to inform international decision making at the CITES CoPs, but also as a basis for producing national reports on MIKE South Asia monitoring data on elephant mortality and law enforcement effort for participating wildlife management agencies, in order to better inform their own decision-making processes. .4) The consolidation and strengthening of MIKE South Asia institutional structures. This includes the identification of an appropriate institutional home for the MIKE So
Community outreach programme to mitigate marine turtle by-catch & turtle human conflict Kalpitiya Peninsula, Sri Lanka. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO IMPLEMENT A CONSERVATION P