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DFID Iraq Humanitarian and Responsible Transition 2019-2022 In 2014, Daesh’s expansion across Iraq set ablaze a major humanitarian crisis, compelling the UK to respond to acute needs, and also to join the counter-Daesh global coalition.  Daesh has now been defeated as a territory-holding force, and increasing numbers of people have returned home.  However, the situation is precarious, and complex humanitarian needs remain for many.    From 2019-2022, DFID Iraq will respond to the acute needs of the most vulnerable, address the complex needs of high-risk protracted caseloads, promote responsible transition to national-led efforts, and fund enabling activities crucial to achieving this.   The funding envelope for this programme reflects that DFID Iraq is planning for the best, but preparing for the worst – a seemingly optimistic trajectory one month may belie a precarious situation the next.  DFID Iraq will monitor any deterioration, setting trigger points to indicate if or when we will approach ministers for any critical change in approach.
World Bank Group’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) capital increase The UK's financial contribution, and policy engagement with, the $5.5 billion capital increase of the World Bank Group (WBG) International Finance Corporation (IFC) to support delivery of shared objectives, including increased development finance for: economic development in developing countries, supporting global prosperity, with a focus on market creation and economic development in the poorest and most fragile countries; women’s economic empowerment; and climate finance
DFID/Brazilian Agency of Cooperation Programme Integration This activity (DFID/Brazilian Agency of Cooperation Programme Integration) is a component of Scoping a Strategic UK-Brazil Global Development Partnership reported by FCDO and a budget of £57,801.This project benefits Africa, regional.And works in the following sector(s): Social Protection.
Nabadgelinta Somaaliya Deliver tangible improvements to the accessibility, efficiency, quality and predictability of security and justice outcomes for ordinary people.
Palestinian Security Sector Capability Accountability Sustainability and Inclusivity  Programme in the Occupied Palestinian Territories Support the development of capable, accountable and self-sustaining security sector through improving oversight and accountability of the Ministry of Interior to govern the security forces with less external support.  The intervention will deliver improved financial and human resources management, a more effective security sector complaints handling system, and increased external scrutiny of PASF performance.
Strengthening humanitarian protection and access analysis to support the FCDO’s work to prevent famine This activity (Strengthening humanitarian protection and access analysis to support the FCDO’s work to prevent famine) is a component of Humanitarian Policy Fund  reported by FCDO and a budget of £116,896.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Research/scientific institutions.
Partnership with ADB Urban Climate Change Resilience Trust Fund (UCCRTF) -CDEL Urban Resilience Trust Fund: to build the capacity of cities and urban agencies, communities and private sector entities to integrate climate resilience into their policies and planning.
Southern Africa Regional Trade and Connectivity Programme Aim; to increase trade and connectivity in Southern Africa, enhancing the ability of Southern African countries to trade both with each other and with the world, leading to increased employment and income opportunities, and supporting the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area.  It will enable businesses to trade across borders more cheaply and easily, transporters to enjoy lower cost of shipping goods along better roads, and informal traders to cross borders with less harassment and more confidence.  Beneficiaries are Southern African national governments, SADC, private sector organisations including large and small scale traders and transport operators.  It will help deliver SDG 8 decent work and economic growth, SDG 9 industry, innovation & infrastructure, and SDG 13 climate action (integrating climate measures into planning of infrastructure and strengthening resilience).
Centre for Resilient Cities and Infrastructure Centre for Resilient Cities and Infrastructure - GCIP - Global Cities and Infrastructure Programme
Responsible transition This activity (Responsible transition) is a component of DFID Iraq Humanitarian and Responsible Transition 2019-2022 reported by FCDO and a budget of £5,750,061.This project benefits IRAQ.And works in the following sector(s): Material relief assistance and services.
Kenya Catalytic Jobs Fund The Kenya Catalytic Jobs Fund will test innovations that have the potential for large-scale job creation, unlocking barriers in key productive sectors and/or generating employment for those that are most vulnerable  e.g. youth living with disability. The programme will focus particularly on youth and through a flexible fund, it will provide a mix of technical assistance and grant support to innovations with the aim to generatre evidence on what works and what doesn't in creating jobs.
Technical Assistance (TA) to governments of KP & Federal. E4H will focus on embedded technical assistance in the provincial governments of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), with support provided to the Federal government as well. E4H will likely operate as an important part of a wider UK-Pakistan Health Partnership Agreement. BHC Islamabad’s  experience to date has demonstrated that this approach to TA is one of the most effective ways to deliver against intended outcomes, facilitating domestic ownership and leadership, essential for sustainability.
Independent Evaluation This activity (Independent Evaluation) is a component of What Works to Prevent Violence: Impact at Scale 	 reported by FCDO and a budget of £999,996.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Ending violence against women and girls.
Reaching The Margins, DFID Burma Inclusion Programme Reaching the Margins programme aims to improve inclusive outcome in Burma, focusing on reaching and marginalized women and girls, people with disability and supporting with policies that extend entitlements to all people regardless of background, ethnicity, disability, belief, or sexual orientation - to reach their potential.
Land certification and administration support to the Government of Ethiopia - Financial Aid This activity (Land certification and administration support to the Government of Ethiopia - Financial Aid) is a component of Land Investment for Transformation UP - LIFT UP reported by FCDO and a budget of £2,600,000.This project benefits ETHIOPIA.And works in the following sector(s): Rural development, Agricultural land resources, Environmental policy and administrative management, Social Protection.
Nepal Local Infrastructure Support Programme (ICF CDEL) - ICF Capital Support for Climate-resilient Infrastructure The Local Infrastructure Services Programme (LISP) will improve the ability of Nepal’s local and provincial governments to respond to the demands of rural citizens for local infrastructure and it increase the legitimacy and accountability of local government to their citizens with an emphasis on the empowerment of women. It will create green recovery jobs to stimulate the local economy and build climate resilience. LISP will do this by providing technical assistance and performance-based funding for local infrastructure and using government systems.
Flexible Fund - Accelerating Climate Resilience through Blended Finance - UNDP The work on enabling environment for climate resilient blended financing has strong complementarities to CARA's CFN project work, which includes a workstream on promoting innovative financing instruments/ mechanisms. CFN as a regional network of technical assistance facilities anchored with ministries of finance presents a suitable entry point for work on policy levers and regulations to enable blended financing. Further, while a number of studies and research on higher level principle based guidance have emerged globally, country level deep dives are an emerging area.
Tackling Illicit Finance Globally TIFiG Illicit financial flows IFFs cross multiple borders and are inherently secret. There is therefore currently limited understanding of illicit flows globally or how to tackle them. Yet illicit finance is an issue of rapidly increasing interest and concern to the UK. This two year programme of up to £4.5 million initiates delivery of DFID’s new ambition on illicit finance by building the understanding of the harm IFFs cause to poor people in developing countries, the nature, drivers and interconnectedness of these flows; and our ability to tackle them effectively. It includes delivery of the National Security Adviser’s commitment for DFID to provide £2m in FY 2019 2020 to the National Economic Crime Centre NECC.
Strengthening Accountability and Anti-corruption Programme (SAACP) The programme will address critical governance barriers  and drivers of conflict such a corruption, political marginalisation and exclusion. We will reduce corruption by tackling illicit financial flows, and strengthening asset recovery. We will strengthen political representation at the local level, facilitating voice and accountability with youth, women and excluded groups. We will continue to support local governments to deliver core services and be accountable to the citizens they serve, including the poorest and most marginalised.
African Crop Epidemiology System (ACES) A pilot initiative – building on previous FCDO and BMGF investments – to establish the tools, technologies and partnerships required for effective surveillance, early warning and response functions in plant health systems in sub-Saharan Africa. ACES is a consortium partnership of four institutions: the Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International (CABI) – headquartered in the UK, the University of Cambridge, CGIAR-CIMMYT and Scriptoria.
CAR Humanitarian Fund (CHF) CAR Humanitarian Fund (CHF) administered by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) funding for Supporting Humanitarian Operations in Central African Republic and Region (SHOCARR) 2019-22
Promoting media freedom and access to information Media organizations are supported to address regulatory challenges, including of the online space, and grow media capacity for public interest journalism.
Land Investment for Transformation UP - LIFT UP LIFT UP seeks to bring transformative, systemic and sustainable change in Ethiopia’s land administration and market systems in four regions (Amhara, Oromia, Tigray and Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples Region (SNNPR)). It will   - Improve land policy and planning - to support the development and implementation of inclusive, transparent and fair land proclamations, policies, regulations and procedures, at federal and regional levels and covering both rural and urban areas; - Deliver a sustainable land system - include the certification of 14 million additional parcels and capacity development of the rural and urban land administration system;   - Improve social inclusion, dispute resolution and income - for farmers including women and vulnerable groups to translate their land tenure security into higher productivity, empowerment and wellbeing including 1.2 million small-holder farmers increasing their income by at least 15%
Creation of a Kenya National Research Repository Pilot and Entrepreneurial Maturity Framework (RDEL) The Kenya National Research Repository will enable the general public and even global audiences access research outputs. It will also enhance the visibility of research outputs from and for researchers to various external audiences via a free online access platform. The repository will provide a national platform for different actors in the S,T&I space to engage and access data and information on previously completed research projects, research funders and collaborators, research disseminations methods, S,T&I outputs and outcomes
The Centre for Tax Analysis in Developing Countries – Phase III  (TAXDEV III) The programme will help build the internal capacity of partner African finance ministries to analyse and design optimal, evidence-based tax policies which contribute to improved tax measures and better achieve government revenue, equity and growth objectives. Technical support from IFS/ODI to Tax Policy Units should enable them to use tax data to analyse the impact of current and alternative tax measures and rates, and to advise ministers on which measures will best achieve policy objectives. TaxDev’s work with partner governments is complemented by a research component that informs programme delivery and generates high-quality evidence to support tax policy choices in LIC/MICs more broadly. TaxDev will build on the progress made in 4 countries – Ghana, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Uganda - and expand coverage to two or more additional countries.
Open Source Disability Data Portal and Data Analysis This activity (Open Source Disability Data Portal and Data Analysis ) is a component of Global Disability Summit  reported by FCDO and a budget of £105,837.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Social Protection.
Desert Locusts Response in East/Central Africa Desert Locusts Response in East/Central Africa through the Africa Humanitarian Response Fund
Humanitarian Policy Fund Work carried out under this fund will focus directly on the five pillars of the UK’s 2017 Humanitarian Reform Policy and will support the UK to deliver on its Grand Bargain and World Humanitarian Summit commitments; contributing to improving the way the humanitarian system works for beneficiaries.  The aims of the Fund are to:  (i)	Generate policy thinking and innovation by convening eminent thought leaders to reflect on some of the most pressing humanitarian challenges and think creatively about future priorities.  (ii)	Deliver catalytic work to unblock problems with current or future reform priorities (iii)	Complement and draw on DFID’s Research and Evidence Department’s research and in-country innovations to develop future policy thinking e.g. comparing approaches across countries to identify policies that best enable programme delivery.  (iv)	Provide ‘seed’ funding to develop new policy initiatives or interventions
Technical Support: Long Term Adviser to the Ghana Revenue Programme This activity (Technical Support: Long Term Adviser to the Ghana Revenue Programme) is a component of  Ghana Revenue Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £46,831.This project benefits GHANA.And works in the following sector(s): Domestic revenue mobilisation.
Programme thematics portfolio review This activity (Programme thematics portfolio review) is a component of Results and Research Impact Programme (RRIP) reported by FCDO and a budget of £0.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Medical research.
Cities and Infrastructure for Growth (CIG) Zambia programme - Capital Developmental Expenditure Limit aligned. This is a continuation of an Energy Reform programme previously funded by FCDO centrally. This programme will be implemented between July 2023 to March 2025. Activities are Capital Developmental Expenditure Limit aligned.
Analytical support to regional mediation processes The purpose of the project is to conduct two data collection processes that will provide information for and analytical input into the regional mediation efforts in the Great Lakes.
Female Empowerment Interventions & Research This component will seek to empower girls and women to reduce early marriage and pregnancies.
RPC end-term evaluation This activity (RPC end-term evaluation ) is a component of Results and Research Impact Programme (RRIP) reported by FCDO and a budget of £3.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Medical research.
Environment and Climate related Humanitarian Support (Rdel) Providing support to better adapt to the effects of climate change as a result of International Climate Finance ( ICF)
Shock Response Programme (SRP) The SRP will strengthen government systems in the Sahel so they can better anticipate and mitigate the impacts of severe shocks, including climatic shocks such as drought, that result in recurrent food insecurity. Effective since 2014 with an initial focus on the design and introduction of new foundational, national systems that respond to the impact of climate change, the programme will strengthen emerging government-led systems to be more robust and expand their reach. The programme will invest in early warning systems, strengthening access to climate data to detect deteriorating conditions earlier on, and it will build people’s resilience by helping them to increase and diversify their household income so they can better cope when shocks occur.
Supporting credible and inclusive snap parliamentary elections in Armenia This activity (Supporting credible and inclusive snap parliamentary elections in Armenia) is a component of Support to Elections in Armenia reported by FCDO and a budget of £500,000.This project benefits ARMENIA.And works in the following sector(s): Media and free flow of information, Elections.
REDDA - IIED Programme Delivery Unit [Finished] This activity (REDDA - IIED Programme Delivery Unit [Finished]) is a component of Reversing Environmental Degradation in Africa and Asia (REDAA) - Innovative research for the environment, livelihoods and wildlife. reported by FCDO and a budget of £74,088.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Environmental research.
The UK's Contribution to ATscale, the global partnership for assistive technology To improve access to assistive technology, also known as AT, by contributing to ATscale, the global partnership for assistive technology. This funding and funding from other donors will be used to catalyse access to AT for 500 million people by 2030, through ATscale's two strategic objectives as follows. 1. Develop an Enabling Environment for increased access to high-quality, affordable AT by growing political will, advocating for and informing policy reform, mobilising investment, and strengthening systems and service delivery at global, regional, and country levels. 2. Identify interventions required to Shape Markets and overcome supply and demand-side barriers for priority AT. ATscale already works at global level and is choosing countries for in-depth support. The priority products for ATscale are wheelchairs, glasses, hearing aids, prosthetics and orthotics, and digital devices. This delivers on a commitment at the Global Disability Summit in July 2018.
Strengthening Electoral Reforms and Boundaries Review Process in Kenya To provide targeted assistance to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), Parliament, and other law reform stakeholders to deliver meaningful legal reform.
Research into education interventions to reduce child labour This activity (Research into education interventions to reduce child labour ) is a component of Asia Regional Child Labour Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £507,658.This project benefits Asia, regional.And works in the following sector(s): Educational research.
Nepal Local Infrastructure Support Programme (ICF RDEL) - ICF Technical Assistance for System, Planning and Engineering Support The Local Infrastructure Services Programme (LISP) will improve the ability of Nepal’s local and provincial governments to respond to the demands of rural citizens for local infrastructure and it increase the legitimacy and accountability of local government to their citizens with an emphasis on the empowerment of women. It will create green recovery jobs to stimulate the local economy and build climate resilience. LISP will do this by providing technical assistance and performance-based funding for local infrastructure and using government systems.
(ICF) AgBase - Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation AgBase is a business intelligence platform offering real-time data, market insights, and a centralised hub for information on agtech and foodtech across emerging markets. This initiative, backed by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), and hosted by Briter Bridges in partnership with MercyCorps AgriFin, is dedicated to bolstering the knowledge framework essential for catalysing investments in digital and technology-driven solutions, with an underlying mission is to transform the lives of smallholder farmers and boost socio-economic growth.
Monitoring & Evaluation- Promoting Learning in Agribusiness using New Technologies This activity (Monitoring & Evaluation- Promoting Learning in Agribusiness using New Technologies ) is a component of Promoting Learning in Agribusiness using New Technologies  reported by FCDO and a budget of £6,418.This project benefits NIGERIA.And works in the following sector(s): Business policy and administration, Agricultural development.
Tackling Illegal Wildlife Trade Program IWT Green Corridor- Tackling IWT as a serious organised crime: strengthening end to end law enforcement. Building coalitions: engaging the private sector, NGOs and academia; harnessing technology and innovation. Closing markets for illegally traded wildlife products: building on the Chinese ivory trade ban
Project Coordination Units (PCUs) As Nepal transitions to a federal republic, FCDO, Nepal (British Embassy Kathmandu) will set up Provincial Coordination Units (PCUs) to build relationships with the new provincial and local Governments; develop an understanding of their needs and the political context they work in; coordinate FCDO programmes in the province and link the provincial and local Governments with technical assistance through existing programmes to support the newly elected officials to create effective, accountable and inclusive institutions. The PCUs will ensure that FCDO has the political understanding required to enable FCDO, British Embassy’s current and future programmes to operate effectively within the new system.
Global Burden of Animal Diseases (GBAD) A data initiative which aims to document, for the first time, a global evidence base on the health and economic impacts of animal health issues. This evidence base will underpin the optimisation of investments in animal health and welfare at global, national, sector and farm levels.
Shock-responsive Social Protection Support Programme To provide Integrated humanitarian and social protection support to disaster prone populations in Somalia, and capacity strengthening of humanitarian cash coordination.
UNDP digital transformation This activity (UNDP digital transformation) is a component of Good Governance Fund: Supporting Economic and Governance Reform in Bosnia and Hercegovina. reported by FCDO and a budget of £499,999.This project benefits BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA.And works in the following sector(s): Public sector policy and administrative management.
UN Start-Up Fund for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration - ODA Eligible under Multi-Lateral Body This activity (UN Start-Up Fund for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration - ODA Eligible under Multi-Lateral Body) is a component of Migration for Development Programme reported by FCDO and a budget of £3,495,649.This project benefits Developing countries, unspecified.And works in the following sector(s): Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility.