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Preparatory assistance for the formulation of project document for project 130191 on Belarus system of technology foresight
Institutional strengthening and policy support to upgrade the component manufacturers in the automotive sector in the Republic of Belarus The long-term objective of the UNIDO Business Partnership and Cluster Programme for the automotive component industry in the Republic of Belarus is to assist the automotive component suppliers in the country to meet the requirements of Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and the first tier automotive component manufacturers.  Within this context, the project envisages to support and strengthen the institutional framework for providing practical services to suppliers in the industry sector concerned, achieving the following goals: # Enhancing the performance of participating suppliers in the automotive component industry in the Republic of Belarus to ensure their international competitiveness through enterprises oriented direct shop floor interventions, at a first stage on a pilot-base, and finally through selected business support and advisory institutions. # Upgrading the relevant support institutions through strengthening institutional set-up, optimization of the service portfolio and development of a base of well-trained national engineers.  Lastly, the project will aim at fostering stronger linkages between public and private sector beneficiaries of the scheme with the e stablished automotive clusters in the Central and Eastern European region and similar UNIDO ongoing initiatives, e.g. in the Russian F
Support and Training for Food Processing Enterprises in Grodno Oblast - Establishment of Grodno Agro-Industrial Park (GAIP) in Belarus
Leveraging the potential of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies to realize smart manufacturing in Belarus The Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Belarus requested UNIDO to develop a project to promote innovation and smart manufacturing through establishing demonstration and innovation centers of 4IR technologies in three regions of the Republic of Belarus: Brest, Vitebsk and Mogilev.  In response to the request and in the framework of the preparatory assistance (PA) phase, UNIDO developed a project to establish a pilot 4IR demonstration and innovation center in the Brest region of Belarus. The center will support 4IR technological learning, smart manufacturing and innovation, and provide 4IR capacity-building services for beneficiaries from the Brest region, as well as serve as a demonstration and 4IR technological learning center for the Vitebsk and Mogilev regions and other countries in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).  The project seeks to contribute towards ensuring smooth transformation of the Republic of Belarus to 4IR by addressing the following challenges: # Lack of information on state-of-the-art technological solutions. # Imperfection of the industrial processes applied by the enterprises. # Shortage of skilled personnel, particularly in the selected regions. # Inadequate innovation ecosystem at the level of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). # Underdeveloped infrastructure base for 4IR.
Promoting the uptake of the Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies in the Mogilev Region of Belarus In December 2018, the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Belarus (MoE) submitted a request to UNIDO for developing a project to promote the uptake of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies in manufacturing by establishing regional 4IR demonstration and innovation centers in the Brest, Vitebsk and Mogilev regions. The project was designed to facilitate technological learning and innovation of Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) through the establishment of a pilot Industry 4.0 technology demonstration center allowing them to get access to and experiment with 4IR technologies, thus creating opportunities for manufacturers to generate new value added through design, customization, cutting costs, and resource efficiency. The Brest region was identified as the most promising for the implementation of the project #Leveraging the potential of 4IR technologies for smart manufacturing and ISID in Belarus#. The successful implementation of the project created the prerequisites for continued interaction between MoE, UNIDO and other stakeholders in the field of supporting the transition towards 4IR technologies in the Mogilev region. Based on the successful results achieved during the pilot project in Brest region, MoE requested UNIDO to extend its regional scope and develop an additional project aim
Support and training for Food processing enterprises in Grodno Oblast - Establishment of Grodno Agro-Industrial Park (GAIP) in Belarus UNIDO was requested to assist the Government of Belarus in establishing the Grodno Agro-Industrial Park - GAIP. The ownership of the GAIP should rest with a closed corporation established by the Grodno Regional Executive Committee, the Grodno State Agrarian University and the Association of Private Farmers, which represents the envisaged users of the facilities, thus securing sustainability.  Technical assistance will be provided to establish a pilot facility to serve as a training centre for the GAIP. The training centre including a pilot plant will allow on-the-job training in selected food sectors. The pilot plant will be equipped with machinery and tools appropriate for modern food-processing. The experts of the center will work on product development and knowledge dissemination to enterprises of selected food sectors. The pilot facility will develop its services to become an Agro-Industrial Park providing assistance to the food-processing industry of the Grodno Oblast.  The support institutions identified to implement the activities of the GAIP-project will be gradually upgraded to be able to provide the requested support in a sustainable manner not only in food processing technology, but also in management, marketing, and proper financing. The GAIP project will start operating locally, but will later esta
Global Partnership on OutputBased Aid Core Operations Trust Fund Parallel Trust Fund of TF070734 NA
UNFPA Philippines Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Philippines Adolescents and youth activities UNFPA Philippines Adolescents and youth activities
UNFPA Philippines Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Philippines Quality of care and services activities UNFPA Philippines Quality of care and services activities
UNFPA Philippines Population change and data activities UNFPA Philippines Population change and data activities UNFPA Philippines Population change and data activities
UNFPA Philippines Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Philippines Humanitarian action activities UNFPA Philippines Humanitarian action activities
UNFPA Philippines Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Philippines Gender and social norms activities UNFPA Philippines Gender and social norms activities
UNFPA Philippines Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Philippines Policy and accountability activities UNFPA Philippines Policy and accountability activities
Protecting Independent Media for Effective Development: PRIMED To strengthen the ability of independent media in developing countries to produce free, independent public interest journalism and to provide for a for constructive public debate both offline and online.
Breaking the Impasse: Protecting Journalists and Social Communicators Through Effective Use of UN Mechanisms ARTICLE 19’s protection work, based around three strategic pillars, seeks to protect people’s ability to exercise their right to freedom of expression : 1. Freedom of expression and vulnerable groups: 2. Protection of Civic Space and collective expression: 3. Security and impunity:
Article 19 Global Access to Information Standards To promote the right to information through strategic interventions, focusing on countries in the global south to support them in achieving their developmental needs and meet their human rights obligations;
Cities-IAP: Asuncion Green City of the Americas â€“ Pathways to Sustainability NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Third National Communication on Climate Change and First Biennial Update Report NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
First and Second Biennial Transparency Report and Fifth Communication National (1BTR + 5NC  2BTR) To assist the Government of Paraguay in the preparation and submission of its First Biennial Transparency Report and a combined Fifth National Communication Report and Second Biennial Transparency Report (1BTR â€“ 5NC/2BTR) for the fulfillment of the obligations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Paris Agreement (PA). Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Innovative Use of a Voluntary Payment for Environmental Services Scheme to Avoid and Reduce GHG Emissions and Enhance Carbon Stocks in the Highly Threatened Dry Chaco Forest Complex in Western Paraguay NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
POPs and mercury-free solutions for environmentally sound waste management in Paraguay To transform the linear, wasteful solid waste management sector in Paraguay into an environmentally sound and sustainable model by restricting the type of products imported, promoting awareness, segregating and managing hazardous POPs and mercury-containing fractions in an environmentally sound way. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency. There are various socio-economic benefits which will be delivered by the project at national and local levels. The project will create the necessary legislative framework to advance in the ESM agenda by promoting POPs alternatives, BAT/BEP and RECP for separate valuable/recyclable resources and final disposal of non-recyclable POPs and Hg-containing wastes. In addition, the project will support the implementation of four demonstration and replicable projects, which will result in a reduction of POPs, u-POPs, mercury and greenhouse gases releases currently impacting human health and the environment, as well as in the recovery of valuable resources.The reduction in POPs, u-POPs and mercury releases will ultimately reduce future health care costs, human suffering and costs for environmental remediation as a result of pollution caused by these toxics. Reducing the greenhouse gases releases will contribute to reducing climate change and its global impacts.The project will improve the monitoring and analysis frameworks, to safeguard human health and the environment.The demonstration projects will benefit from the GEF funds and investments accounted as project co-financing. Such funds and investments will be used to put in place Best Available Technologies (BAT) and introduce Best Environmental Practices (BEP), which will allow the country to advance the ESM agenda at national and local levels, creating local and national capacities for the recycling and treatment of various types of wastes, while reducing POPS, u-POPs and mercury releases.The project will strengthen the national capacity and awareness to accelerate the adoption of ESM principles, BAT/BEP, financing options resulting in sustainable and POPs and mercury (Hg)-free operations, considering gender dimensions related to these matters.Social sustainability will be ensured by strengthening public participation and ensuring access to project outcomes to the general public. In particular, local communities, women and children will be involved in project activities to ensure that risks and problems associated with POPs and Hg will be properly addressed and mitigation strategies can be formulated. The general public will also be informed about health and environmental risks related to POPs and Hg and benefits of the implementation of ESM, BAT and BEP concepts.In addition, the project will create job opportunities in the waste treatment and recycling industry.
Paraguayan Wildlands Protection Initiative NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Capacity Development for Improved decision-making for the Global  Environment NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use in the Mbaracayu Natural Reserve NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Mainstreaming Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Land Management into Production Practices in all Bioregions and Biomes NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
SFM Improving the Conservation of Biodiversity in  Atlantic Forest of Eastern Paraguay NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Strengthening the Environmentally-sound Management and Final Disposal of PCBs NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Towards Malaria Elimination: Expanding Test, Track and Treat in Mining Areas Suriname - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Suriname - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Contain imported malaria and local outbreaks and prevent the re-introduction of Malaria in Suriname while moving towards elimination. The objectives of this program are: Treat freely 95% of malaria cases.  Track and report 90% of the cases with diagnosis.  Achieve parasitology confirmation of all cases.  Achieve more than 90% coverage of LLIN's in selected high risk and vulnerable population.  Increase the percentage of Malaria knowledge
Strengthening the HIV National Response with a Focus on Key Populations Suriname - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Suriname - MOH.  This program has the following goals: Accelerate prevention to reduce new HIV infections (NSP).  Reduce morbidity and mortality by providing treatment, care and adherence support for KPs (NSP).  Improve HIV resource acquisition and allocation (NSP).  Strengthen program management and response to ensure equity, human rights and sustainability.  Strengthen strategic information to guide progress towards elimination of AIDS (NSP). The objectives of this program are: Increase the number of KPs receiving prevention interventions.  Increase the number of KPs who know their status.  Increase the number of people living with HIV linked and retained in care.  Improve the effectiveness of integrated TB/HIV service delivery.  Strengthen CSO engagement in the national response.  Increase domestic resource mobilization for the HIV response.  Improve understanding of implementation effectiveness (what works and why through operational research).  Improve evidence for planning
Suriname - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Suriname Suriname - Malaria - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Suriname - MOH.
Suriname - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Suriname Suriname - HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Suriname - MOH.
Joining Efforts: Supporting Vulnerable populations in the move towards 90-90-90 Suriname - TB/HIV - Ministry of Health of the Republic of Suriname - MOH.
Doing what it takes to stop tuberculosis in Suriname - DOTS Suriname Project At 533 per 100,000 inhabitants in 2007, the estimated incidence of new smear-positive tuberculosis (TB) cases in Suriname is the fifth highest in the Americas and estimated HIV prevalence among TB cases is the third highest in the region (WHO report Global Tuberculosis Control 2009). The goal of the program supported by this grant is to introduce quality-assured DOTS (the basic package that underpins the Stop TB Strategy) in Suriname in order to reduce TB morbidity, mortality and disease transmission while preventing the development of drug resistance. The program – which is aligned with the interim national TB strategy and the global Stop TB Strategy – will focus on fighting TB/HIV co-infections, improving infection control in health care settings and providing TB control activities for high-risk groups such as people living with HIV, prisoners and indigenous peoples. This is Suriname’s first Global Fund grant for TB.
Suriname - Malaria - Medische Zending - Primary Health Care Suriname Suriname - Malaria - Medische Zending - Primary Health Care Suriname.
Fair Water Futures HF Research and Planning In response to growing water challenges around the world, NGOs, civil society organisations and governments are working to strengthen accountability in the water sector, to help citizens to demand better services and governance. This community of practice has identified a need for improved knowledge to strengthen the impact of their work. Their proposed collaboration with researchers aims to better understand the determinants of citizen action, constructive governance responses and optimal external support for accountability across different contexts. This planning grant will fund the effective development of this longer-term research programme through: systematic mapping of existing knowledge; engagement with and inclusion of end users; scoping and recruitment of partners and case studies; and detailed programme design.
MALAWI WATER STEWARDSHIP ICT Water Witness International (WWI) will introduce Information and Communications Technology (ICT) into our social accountability and water stewardship programmes in Africa. The positive power of ICT will be used to strengthen community empowerment, accountability, advocacy, and citizen and partner reporting - ultimately leading to better management of water resources, greater climate resilience and water security for the poorest people in Africa. We have scoped the most suitable tools, piloted them in the field and – convinced of the value for our efficient delivery and impact – we have planned and costed our needs. This proposal details the kit, training and support needed to introduce tablets and smartphones, and Akvo’s suite of applications into our work to enable: - Real time reporting of water problems, impacts and responses by our community Water Witnesses and support teams; - Tracking of case studies and programme delivery through publicly accessible and easily navigable webpages; - Uploading of geo-referenced materials, videos, photographs, scans and films to better communicate and tell the important story of our work; - Field recording by communities and support staff of important water quality parameters using smartphone based monitoring equipment; - Data visualisation and impactful advocacy; - Tablet based surveys and questionnaire analysis software which, based on our pilots, can cut time and resources needed for large scale surveys by 60%.
Fair Water Futures Phase II CJF Fair Water Futures Phase II makes a significant contribution to climate resilience and justice in Tanzania, Rwanda, Malawi and Zambia by scaling up pre-tested ‘turn-key’ interventions to: secure water rights, pollution control, flood and drought protection for vulnerable communities; drive uptake of private sector water stewardship; improve the capabilities of water resource management (WRM) institutions; and collate evidence for high impact advocacy and sharing of methodologies.
Fair Water Futures - Haki ya Maji Securing legal entitlement and protection to water resources for over 270 000 poor people in Tanzania, for health, livelihoods, food security, and climate resilience, with regional advocacy and global scaling of tools for water security of the poor.;
MALAWI WATER STEWARDSHIP INITIATIVE This 14 month initiative responds to demand from Malawi and will result in increased climate resilience for 20 000 vulnerable people, improved water security for jobs and growth, and will establish Malawi as a regional centre of excellence in water stewardship - defined as ‘the use of water that is socially equitable, environmentally sustainable and economically beneficial’. By driving contextually appropriate adoption and adaptation of the International Water Stewardship Standard by companies, farmers, schools, hospitals, government, development initiatives and voluntary standard systems this programme will make significant contributions to several Global Goals (2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 16 and 17) in Malawi, Africa and beyond.
Fair Water Futures HF Water Witness International (WWI) works for a water secure world where all people have reliable access to the water they need to thrive, and are protected against pollution, flooding, drought and water conflict. This grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation to WWI will: • embed and broaden the impact of our accountability and advocacy work with partners, to drive implementation of water law and improve water security for 1 million vulnerable people in Tanzania; • make clear contributions to pro-poor changes in policy, practice and financing for water; • address knowledge gaps, share lessons, inspire practice and build a regional network and a global consortium to support social accountability on water towards delivery of SDG 6; • build local capability to enable our partners to facilitate water-security in the long term.
Providing CCCM for IDPs in existing camp  in Kachin State Nyein (Shalom) Foundation is a member of Joint Strategy Team (JST) implementing partner in government-controlled areas since the beginning of conflict (2011) and responding to the immediate needs of IDPs till now. 

The majority of IDPs have been hosted in religious places such as churches and monasteries in camp settings while some are being hosted by communities. The majority of IDPs are Baptist and Roman Catholic Christian. Since the beginning of the resumed war in 2011, humanitarian assistance provided by two main Christian faith-based organizations namely KBC and KMSS. KBC provides humanitarian assistance to its Baptist Christian IDPs while KMSS provides to Catholic Christian. Other Christian Denominations members and Buddhist IDPs are unwilling or reluctant to stay in camps that are coordinated and managed by two main faith-based organizations. 

Since Nyein is non faith-based organization, it becomes the most appropriate organization to take responsibility as a camp coordination and management agency for those small Christian denomination members and Buddhist IDPs. And Nyein has been one of the key actors in the response to this emergency since 2012.


Camp Coordination amp Camp Management (CCCM): Nyein intend to implement the following activities through this project,

(a) Supporting monthly camp running cost (CRC) for 12 months in Hpakant and Bhamo and for 3 months in Myitkyina, Wai Maw and Chipwi
(b) Supporting monthly incentive for 30 camp managers for 12 months in Hpakant and Bhamo and for 3 months in Myitkyina, Wai Maw and Chipwi
(c) 15 units of Fencing construction for 2 units in Myittkyina Township, 3 units in Wai Maw Township, 6 units in Chihpwi Township, 2 units in Hpakant Township and 2 units in Bhamo township.
(d) 120 units of Fire Extinguisher installation in 5 different township.
(e) 13 units of Electricity Installation for 3 units in Myitkhyina (repair), 3 units in Wai Maw Township(repair), 2 units in Chihpwi Township (repair), 3 units in Hpakant Township and 2 units in Bhamo Township.
(f) 60 units of Solar Street Light installation in 5 different townships.
(g) Gravel installation in camp, 3 different townships.
Provision of access to Primary Healthcare Services for displaced vulnerable communities in Sittwe The project is designed to ensure that vulnerable communities in Sittwe, both within and outside the Sittwe IDP camps are able to access immediate primary health care by (a) Providing primary health care operations in the Sittwe IDP camps (especially Baw Du Pha, Ohn Daw Gyi and Kaung Doke Khar) and other vulnerable Rakhine and Muslim populations (Aung Minglar, Set Yoe Kya, Set Yone Su, Min Gan, Min Hla and Kyauk Ten Chay), as well as (b) in-camp 24/7 referral services  from any clinic in the camps to Thet Kel Pyin Sub Rural Health Center via Tuk Tuk.