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South Sudan ISDP This Integrated Service Delivery Project (ISDP) will mainly provide technical support to the Health Services Delivery Project that will be implemented in South Sudan.
Universal Health Coverage and Equity The main objective of this advocacy report is to reframe dialogues on Universal Health Coverage (UHC) so that equity is acknowledged as a central objective of UHC, an explicit consideration in any approach to achieve UHC, and an indicator for measuring progress towards UHC. It will make the investment case for addressing inequalities in health, draw on the evidence basis for how to do this, and seek to influence the post-2015 agenda.
iCMM In recognition of the fact that a significant proportion of the households in the target locations, just like the rest of South Sudan live beyond the reach of health facilities, resulting in sick children being brought late to the facility or not at all, the integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) is designed to avail curative services at the community level. The project will focus on assessment, classification, and treatment of malaria, pneumonia and diarrhoea amongst children aged 2-59 months at the community level with referral of severe cases to the nearest health facility.
Humanitarian Partnership Agreement The aim of this project is to reduce maternal and child mortality and morbidity due to acute malnutrition.
SCORE The aim of the Strengthening Community Based Responses for Improving Care and Protection of Vulnerable Children (SCORE) project is to ensure that protection rights of vulnerable children who fled their families or communities into Somaliland are respected, promoted and fulfilled.
In Country Maternal and Child Health Save the Children proposes to collaborate with local authorities, community based organizations (CBOs), healthcare providers, and the migrant community to improve the health status of at least 3,700 migrant women and migrant children under the age of five.
CRISP – Phase 2 The aim of the Child Responsive Integrated Support Project (CRISP) is to develop and expand the provision of comprehensive and compassionate care for orphans and other vulnerable children, which is responsive to their needs.
PEFSA 2- EFS and Nutrition Support The principal objective of the Pakistan Emergency Food Securit Alliance (PEFSA) is to save and preserve life, to protect livelihoods and to increase resiliance of the flood affected population of Pakistan through provivion of emergency food security (EFS) and nutrition support.
EACH The Empowering to Advance Community Health (EACH) program will build the institutional capacity of seven local partners to implement primary health care activities with emphasis on maternal and child health, in response to chronic emergencies.  Specifically, this program supports primary healthcare through 27 health facilities in six counties.
Urban WASH Emergency Preparedness Plan Save the Children UK is a member of a consortium of five  International Non-Governmental Organisations that are going to support the Government of Sierra Leone in improving the health status of selected vulnerable urban communities to attain their set targets for the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), as well as contributing to meeting the health MDGs.
System Building This response is designed to address the needs of the displaced and conflict affected populations in Libya, as a short-term response, and in the view of longer-term support to the Ministry of Education, reform and system building in the areas of data collection, teacher training as well as piloting models and practice for improved Early Childhood Care and Development for replication and scaling up to national levels.
Nutrition Intervention Save the Children intends to carry out an emergency nutrition intervention in targeted regions with local partners to provide timely interventions of appropriate scale and scope, supported by quality technical programming delivered efficiently, effectively, safely and securely to the most vulnerable families.
Education in Emergencies The aim of this project is to improve education sector preparedness for emergencies by undertaking integrated capacity strengthening at Government and Non-Government agency level.
Strengthening Education Systems The aim of this project is to promote and defend the rights of children through the strengthening of the education system and community fabric in The Democratic Republic of Congo.
MCHIP The Maternal and Child Health Integrated Programme (MCHIP) is the USAID Bureau for Global Health's flagship maternal, neonatal and child health (MNCH) program, which focuses on reducing maternal, neonatal and child mortality and accelerating progress toward achieving Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5. MCHIP in Rwanda will support the Ministry of Health to accelerate high impact and evidence-based interventions that will lead to improved health outcomes for maternal, newborn and child health including Family Planning, Malaria, Nutrition and HIV/AIDS.
Nutrition &amp; Livelihoods Programme This project aims to contribute to a reduction in child, maternal and newborn mortality and malnutrition in Niger, through provision of nutrition and livelihoods support, and access to medical supplies.
Public funding for public policies relat The aim of the project is to promote public investment for children
Emergency Flood Response in India The aim of this project is to ensure humanitarian assistance to the worst flood affected families through a multi-sectoral and coordinated approach.
Nutrition Programme - Niger This project aims to provide nutrition support through working with the health teams, health centres, Ministry of Health representatives at the region level and communities in four targeted districts.
Cash Learning Partnership The principle objective is to improve the quality of cash transfer programming across the humanitarian sector and key stakeholders thorugh capacity building, research as well as development and communication of best practice standards and guidelines.
TVET and Juvenile Justice The aim of the Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) and Juvenile Justice project is to contribute to the improvement of human security in South Sudan by creating conditions for socioeconomic reconstruction and supporting the development of a legitimate South Sudan Government.
From Child to Citizen–holistic approach This project aims to empower vulnerable children to make safer and more productive choices about their lives and to improve their access to quality services and information relevant to their protection, health and job prospects. Indicators of success will include reduced school drop out rates, reduced incidence of conflict with the law and reduction in risk taking behaviours.
Behaviour Change Communication The aim of this project is to reduce the morbidity and mortality related to HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria during and beyond the project period, and also to increase an effective regional response to prevent and mitigate HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis (TB), avian influenza and other emerging infectious diseases.
Environmental Health Alliance The aim of this project is to address health related emergency needs and, build resilience and capacity to respond to outbreaks across Zimbabwe.
Child Rights Governance Enhancement The aim of this project is to contribute to the realization of Children's rights in Somalia. This will be done through the strengthening of national systems to implement and monitor the rights of children in Somalia by 2014.
Global Humanitarian Fund Support This project will contribute to the Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies effort to develop a new global humanitarian fund for Non-Government Organisations for small-scale, hidden emergencies and the early stages of slow-onset crises.
Protection 2009 The political crisis in recent years in Cote d'Ivoire has increased the vulnerability of children and the risk of sexual and gender-based violence, particularly in the West of the country. The aim of the project is to strengthen a community-based response through supporting directly vulnerable and abused children, building capacity of community groups, and liaising with authorities.
Improving Elementary Education The overall objective of this action is to support the Government of India in achieving the quality targets of the SSA (Education for All programme) through an exchange of international best practice.
OVCs Directly Affected By HIV The overall goal of the Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) Affected By HIV project is to “to improve the health and well-being of people living with HIV and AIDs and their families in Tanzania with increased access to and quality of comprehensive community-level services through district coordination and community engagement. This goal supports the priorities and goals of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR): i.e. “Expanded support for Local Government Authorities (LGAs), organizations, communities and households to address the needs of most vulnerable children in a coordinated manner”.
Feeding and Livelihoods Programme The aim of this project is to ensure the prevention of chronic malnutrition and the recovery of acute malnutrition amongst children under the age of five.
Emergency Response in South Sudan The aim of this project is to provide 1400 out of school youth with an alternative means to access education through establishing an accelerated learning program that will assist them to rapidly catch up with their age-appropriate education.
Somalia Emergency Response The objective of this project is to improve the humanitarian situation of people affected by drought in Somaliland by providing multi-sectoral assistance.
Partnering For Change The aim of this project is to achieve a peaceful, stable and well-governed societiy where all people have sustainable livelihoods and equal access to basic services.
Reducing the Risk of Recruitment The aim of this project is to reduce the risk and vulnerability to forced recruitment faced by children, young people and their communities as a result of armed conflict.
Systems in Emergencies This project will involve the production of a 10-20 page document on child protection systems in emergencies. This paper will be the key working document for the 2009 Child Protection Working Group meeting in Geneva, and will also provide baseline data.
Strengthening Innovations The aim of this project is to strengthen innovations in international humanitarian action.
Education in Emergencies Save the Children's Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) programme enrols approximately 10,000 children aged 3-6 across all refugee camps. All of Save the Children's ECCD centres include Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) promotion initiatives as core components of the curriculum thereby using education as a platform for wider live changing services.
Education Mapping Consultancy The aim of the consultancy is to get an overview of the education sector in Niger, in emergency and non-emergency context, through mapping key initiatives, actors and donors with key recommendations on strategic directions for Save the Children to develop its programme.
SHE Can Project The SHE Can project proposes to support 1,000 marginalised Iraqi women throughout the country to improve their families' living standards and become leaders in their own communities. We will do this by creating community-based, women-led Self-Help Groups (SHG) for savings and lending, and capacity-building of group members in community leadership and through establishing networks between groups to strengthen civil society.
Back to School 2012 The aim of this project is to improve the rate of increase in primary school enrolment from 10% to 20% and ensure the girl / boy ratio in primary schools.
Vocational Training for Vulnerable Youth The aim of this project is to provide livelihood support to youths in project areas.
A Safer South Africa The aim of this project is to improve security and justice for children in South Africa. This project will also strengthen prevention and protection measures for girls and boys, especially reaching those with disabilities in and out of school.
Emergency Financial Support - Niger The aim of this project is to provide emergency financial assistance to households, plus on-going nutrition sensitisation for communities in project areas.
Child Protection and Education Unity The aims of this project are to support conflict affected school aged children and youth to engage in primary education, Accelerated Learning Programs (ALP) and vocational training. To establish a sustainable capacity within indigenous structures (state, civil society, community) to support the delivery of quality education to conflict affected children and youth and to establish school specific mechanisms to provide a safe and protective learning environment for conflict affected children and youth.
Making a Reality of Childrens' Rights The first aim of this project is to strengthen state institutions and mechanisms by increasing knowledge and awareness amongst key government officials about children's issues. Secondly to strengthen the capacity of civil society organizations and coalitions to advocate and promote children's rights and to hold government to account for the realization of these rights. The final aim of this project is to strengthen children's capacity to organize themselves and promote their own rights.
PDP Pre-inception Save the Children have been identified by DFID as the preferred supplier for the delivery of the Basic Service Component of the Peace and Development Programme (PDP-BS). During the final stages of the procurement process it was agreed between Save the Children and DFID that the formal programme launch and initial partner workshops, as well as a targeted number of time-critical inception phase activities should commence in the week of the 29th October 2012. This approach was agreed to ensure that momentum around the start-up, and the buy-in and commitment of the Somali Regional Government could be harnessed to its maximum in the initial and critical phases of project start-up. This submission to DFID-Ethiopia (DFID-E) reflects the costs that have been incurred by Save the Children in the period from the 29th October 2012 up to the anticipated date of contracting.
Child Rights Governance The aim of this project is to increase the fulfilment of child rights that will benefit 200,000 children in Myanmar.
Dutch Consortium for Rehabilitation This is a multi-sector project for which Save the Children is part of a consortium of four international NGOs: HealthNet, ZOA and Care are the other three members. The project targets conflict-affected communities, intervening in the arenas of health, livelihoods and education; Save the Children is responsible for education. The principle objective for education is to increase access to quality basic education for children in conflict-affected areas.
Health Every One We will strengthen Save the Children China Programme's profile as a champion of child survival in the global EVERY ONE Campaign. The funding will extend our national engagement in the discussion of child survival issues, as well as contribute to dialogue on the international stage. We propose to use the funding to emphasise recognition of frontline health workers, and support Chinese children's participation in global mobilisation event (e.g. World Marathon Challenge).
Nutrition Supplies The aim of this project is to provide nutrition supplies services in Somalia.
Tibet Basic Education Programme Phase 4 The aim of this project is to ensure that all children in the Tibet Autonomous Region have access to quality education where they are protected and participate in its day-to-day functioning and its development.
Distribution of Sheep The aim of this project is to improve incomes and resilience to food insecurity through the distribution of sheep and training of child protection, nutrition and animal health.
Operational Research Impact Evaluation 2 DFID is seeking proposals from research and academic institutions to plan, manage and implement an operational research and impact evaluation (ORIE) component of a large programme to tackle undernutrition in Northern Nigeria. The programme will be implemented across 5 states, over 6 years and focuses on scaling up direct nutrition interventions known to be effective in tackling undernutrition and reducing mortality. The ORIE component would work closely with those implementing the programme, and also link with DFID funded research programmes in Nutrition. In addition, the selected supplier will be responsible for tracking and coordinating progress reports from all the implementing partners delivering programme outputs, for onward transmission to DFID.
Emergency Response for Syria Crisis Save the Children is delivering a regional, multi-sector, multiple country emergency response to provide relief to the Syrian children and their families affected by the on-going violence in Syria. By providing critical support through improving winterization of emergency shelter, access to water and hygiene and also essential daily non-food items such as clothing, our goal is to ensure children and their families are better able to cope during the upcoming winter months.
Healthcare, Protection and Dignity - IDP This project aims to promote the nutrition status, health, security and dignity of children and families displaced by conflict (Internally Displaced People - IDPs).
Child Protection in Emeregencies (CPiE) Save the Children will use the funding from this Small-scale Funding Support Agreement (SSFA) to further develop the materials for the Post-graduate Diploma in Child Protection in Emergencies, linking the materials to the recently released Child Protection in Emergencies Minimum Standards. Save the Children will work closely with the lead writers, lead editor and university partners who are managing the materials development process and through the annual Child Protection Working Group (CPWG) establish stronger linkages between both universities, the Diploma Steering Group and the wider CPWG.
Child Protection and Education Response The aim of this project is to ensure that children can access protective spaces, psychosocial support and learn skills that foster their resilience. The project also aims to ensure that children affected by forced movement of people from Sudan have greater access to education.
Humanitarian Innovation Fund This proposal is for a new multi-donor Humanitarian Innovations Fund (HIF) to be established by bilateral donors, foundations and private contributors, designed to enhance the contribution of innovation to improved humanitarian performance in operational settings.
UNICEF Article 12 Handbook The General Comment on Article 12, which will be adopted by the Committee on the Rights of the Child in 2009, provides a detailed overview of what the Committee expects State Parties to do in order to fully implement Article 12. UNICEF and Save the Children are now developing a handbook, with the strong endorsement of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, which elaborates how state parties can successfully fulfil those obligations. It will serve as a companion resource to the General Comment, and provide practical guidance to governments on its implementation. The handbook will be targeted at government officials, politicians, policy makers and parliamentarians who have direct or indirect responsibilities for the implementation of Article 12.
EVHAC The specific objective of the action is to support and inform the European Commission in the process of establishing a European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps (EVHAC). This project is seen as the natural extension of the EVHAC pilot project run between 2011 and 2012.
Diakonia HND/HR 99 - OCDIH Diakonia HND/MRD 99 The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
FAO - CAP 2004 FAO - CAP 2004 The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
UNICEF CAP 2010 Västafrika Niger UNICEF CAP 2010 West Africa Niger - UNICEF CAP 2010 West Africa Ni UNICEF support to handle the famine in Niger 2010 under UN consolidated appeal for 2010 UNICEF stöd för att lindra hungersnöden i Niger 2010 under FN:s gemensamma appell för 2010
SA Project Development Fund - KPMG SAT (2010-2011) SA Project Development Fund Project Development Fund 2011 - för användande till studier, seminarier, diverse konsult uppdrag,revisionsuppdrag o dyl Project Development Fund 2011 - for the use of studies, seminars, various consulting assignments, auditing etc.
KFUK-LEDARUTB UNGD RÅD HN LEADER EDU YOUTH COUNC HN The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Country Strategy Land strategi The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Programme Development Funds 2012 - KGRTC Prep Phase Programme Development Funds 2012 Comp 07 KGRTC entails support to develping Business Plan Komponent 07 KGRTC omfattar bidra till utvecklande av affärsplan
INCAF ordförandeskap aktiviteter INCAF chairmanship activities - Sem ang risk hant, Köpenhamn ( Bidraget utgör support till "the Task Team on Financing and Aid architecture of the OECD International Network on Conflict and Fragility". Sida agerar ordförande i ovan nämnt Task Team, och bidraget används till att täcka kostnader för konsultationer, koordinering och konsultjänster. The contribution covers support to the Task Team on Financing and Aid architecture of the OECD International Network on Conflict and Fragility. Sida chairs above mentioned Task Team, and the contribution is used to cover expenses for consultations, coordination and consulting services.
HIV/AIDS 2006-2007 - HIV 2006-2007/StålsbyL KI HIV/AIDS 2006-2007 Hivaids forskningsprojekt HIVA/AIDS research projects
Support to IIDH 1999-2002 Stöd till IIDH 1999-2002 Support to the Interamerican Institute for Human Rights (IIDH). The project includes a general institutional support (50%) and support to the programme areas: Research and development, Civil Society and Public Institutions. Stöd till Interamerikanska institutet för mänskliga rättigheter (IIDH.Stödet omfattar ett allmänt institutionsstöd (50%) samt stöd till programverksamhet inom områdena Forskning o. utveckling,  Civila samhället och Offentliga institutioner.
Institutionsutveckling Institutional Development - Mon ass. TCC cap bldg The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.