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START - Inclusive emergency response for Older People affected by tropical storm Chalane The project predominantly targeted older women and men (60+), including older people with disabilities and their care givers. The project targeted 2500 HHs in Dondo and Muanza Districts of Sofala provinces.
The response will focus on the following sectors:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                (i) Sector 1: Health-  Supply covid-19 protective gear to minimize the risk of local contamination, especially with people being displaced by the effects of Chalane who are sharing shelters or houses in the resettlement sites.  
• Provision of preventive kits to staff, Home Based Carers, Community Monitors and Community Out Reach teams, and local partners prior to provision of training on how to use it, and dispose Provision of preventive kits (masks, gloves etc) older people, care homes, Older People Associations (OPAs);                                                                    • Awareness on COVID-19 including basic information, self-care and psychosocial care through media campaigns, videos, print media, community radio;                     
 • Homecare visits by trained community volunteers, HBCs and local medical personnel for specific care and health needs. 
(ii) Sector 2: Food Security and Livelihoods- 
• Provision of relief aid – food items/ nutrition, drinking water, and other household basic supplies to needy/Internally Displaced older people/families.
(iii) Sector 3: Shelter
• Shelter NFI Distribution to rebuild the destroyed house and tents, to minimize the tents and public house overcrowding which is contributing for Covid-19 transmission.   
  (iv) Sector 4: Policy and Protection Sector-            • Train the project stakeholders and the community leaders on SEA, CHS, GBV, and establish complaints and feedback mechanisms for beneficiaries, to ensure that beneficiaries can  address their concerns as the program is implemented.
START DRC: Emergency Humanitarian  Response to the Cholera outbreack in Luvungi, Nyamutiri and Bwera. (ALERT 468) Emergency Humanitarian  Response to the Cholera outbreack in Luvungi, Nyamutiri and Bwera.
DEC 2017 East Africa Crisis: Phase 1 Drought Response in East Africa This programme is a co-ordinated reponse to the East Africa Drought Crisis launched by the Disasters Emergency Committee. It comprises responses in Ethiopia, Kenya and South Sudan. In Ethiopia, lifesaving assistance will be provided to older people and people with disabilities in Warrap State; in Kenya, sn integrated emergency drought response will be implemented in Turkana and Marsabit counties, and in South Sudan an emergency response will be provided for drought affected communities in Miyo, Teltele and Adami Tulu woredas of Oromia Region. All three countries target older people - 60 years and above and 80 years and above- and people living with disabilities. Ethiopia 1: 2,400 households led by older men and women have improved access to food and cash. 2. 2,000 households headed by older men and women receive seeds to imporve their livelihoods. 3. 100 staff of humanitarian organisations and government offices at federal, regional and local levels demonstrate increased awareness and capacity on age and disability inclusion, including older people's nutrition.<p/><p/> Kenya:1. Enhanced capacity is demonstrated by local humanitarian actors, including service providers, government structures, community level organisations and associations in age, sex and disability inclusive emergency response. 2. Sustained livelihood and asset retention for 750 targetted households with older women and men. 3. Increased purchasing power among 900 targeted households with older people. <p/><p/> South Sudan: 1. Provision of unconditional cash transfers to ensure that 700 older people led households are able to meet their immediate needs. 2. The government, humanitarian actors including UN, NGOs, Red Cross, ACTED and other groups have increased knowledge on how to include older people and people living with disabilities into their response programming.
START Syria 2020: Strengthening COVID-19 emergency response for vulnerable older women and men in Idlib in NW Syria Strengthening COVID-19 emergency response for vulnerable older women and men in Idlib in NW Syria. Through its international and national partners, HelpAge International UK aimed to reach one of the most vulnerable groups in the community who are usually a hidden segment in any society, especially in humanitarian contexts. Our main target group was be older men and women including those with disabilities in Idlib governorate, in urban, camps and Informal Tented Settlements (ITS) settings.
Botswana - Botswana Wastewater Reuse and Water Harvesting For Irrigation Study Botswana - Etude sur la réutilisation des eaux usées et la collecte d’eau pour l’irrigation Wastewater Reuse and Water Harvesting For Irrigation Study is designed to prepare an irrigation project based on these two approaches (waste water reuse and water harvesting). Indeed, the development of agriculture in Botswana is hampered by a number of challenges, the most significant of which is limitation in water resources. The present study should collect necessary information and carry out analysis to determine the viability of using waste water for irrigation. This study should also assess the amount of water that can be produced from treatment of the available waste water in the urban areas of Gaborone, Lobatse, Selebi-Phikwe, Serowe and Tonota, and the cost of such treatment, in order to render the water suitable for crop production. In addition, it should assess the feasibility of extracting water from the sand rivers of Shashe and Motloutse, for irrigation. The study outputs should include: i) a feasibility study report of the proposed project; and ii) Detailed Designs Report and Draft Bid Documents. La présente étude relative à la ré-utilisation des eaux usées et la collecte de l'eau pour l'irrigation est conçue pour préparer un projet d'irrigation basé sur ces deux approches (ré-utilisation des eaux usées et récupération de l'eau). En effet, le développement de l'agriculture au Botswana est entravé par un certain nombre de défis, dont le plus important est la limitation des ressources en eau. La présente étude devrait recueillir les informations nécessaires et effectuer des analyses afin de déterminer la viabilité de l'utilisation des eaux usées pour l'irrigation. Cette étude devrait également évaluer la quantité d'eau qui peut être produite par le traitement des eaux usées disponibles dans les zones urbaines de Gaborone, Lobatse, Selebi-Phikwe, Serowe et Tonota, et le coût d'un tel traitement, afin de rendre l'eau adapté à la production agricole. En outre, il devrait permettre d'évaluer la faisabilité de l'extraction de l'eau des rivières de sable de Shashe et Motloutse, pour l'irrigation. Les résultats de l'étude devraient inclure: i) un rapport d'étude de faisabilité du projet proposé; et ii) un rapport de conception détaillé et une ébauche des documents de soumission. The objective of the study is to prepare for implementation, an irrigation project based on both wastewater reuse and water harvesting, covering the identified projects areas of Glen Valley in Gaborone, the urban areas of Lobatse, Selebi-Phikwe, and Serowe. L'objectif de l'étude est de préparer la mise en œuvre d'un projet d'irrigation basé sur la ré-utilisation des eaux usées et la récupération de l'eau, couvrant les zones identifiées de Glen Valley à Gaborone, les zones urbaines de Lobatse, Selebi-Phikwe et Serowe. The main beneficiary of this study is the Government of Botswana. Le principal bénéficiaire de cette étude est le Gouvernement du Botswana.
Botswana - Agricultural Line of Credit Botswana - Ligne de crédit agricole The objectives of the Agricultural Line of credit are : to encourage increased production of food crops, fruits and poultry; improve the quality of beef; raise levels of real and money incomes; and create new employment opportunities in rural areas of the country, particularly among smallholders and medium-scale farmers. These objectives will be achieved by: the provision of credit funds for purchase of cattle and poultry; the purchase of farm inputs; the drilling and equipping of new boreholes; the development of farms, including horticultural crops and trees; and the financing of other appropriate farming enterprises which will be appraised individually according to their merits.
Botswana -  Grant from Middle Income Country Technical Assistance Fund to assist the Non-Bank Financial Institutions Regulatory Authority (NBFIRA) in implementing a Risk Based Regulatory Framework Botswana - Don provenant du Fonds d’assistance technique pour les pays à revenu intermédiaire pour soutenir l’Autorité de régulation des institutions financières non bancaires (NBFIRA) dans la mise en oeuvre d’un Cadre réglementaire axé sur le risque Economic diversification has been a central objective of Botswana's development policy, in recognition of the excessive dependence of Botswana's economy on diamonds (Government Paper No 2 of 1984). Results to date have however been mixed: Botswana achieved an impressive average growth rate of 8% since the 1980s and the share of mining in Botswana's GDP declined from 48% in 1990 to 34% in 2008 - services, including financial services have grown from 34% to 49% over the same period. However, other sectors, identified as strategic, have stagnated or declined. For example manufacturing has decreased from 5% to 3% over the same period. As a result, accelerating economic diversification remains an important Government agenda. Economic diversification has become even more relevant in the wake of the recent global economic crisis. Indeed, the decline in diamond prices has weakened Botswana's fiscal position and negatively affected the performance of the economy as a whole. In response to the crisis, the African Development Bank provided in 2009 to the Government of Botswana an Economic Diversification Support Loan (EDSL) of US$ 1.5bn to bridge the revenue gap and support economic diversification reforms, of which 66% has been already disbursed. The development of financial services, including the non-banking financial sector, plays a key role in the country's economic diversification strategy. National Development Plan 10 aims at positioning Botswana as the financial services center of Southern Africa. As part of this strategy, the Non-Banking Financial Institutions Regulatory Authority of Botswana (NBFIRA) was established in 2008; NBIFIRA regulates pensions, insurances and capital markets and aims at fostering the stability, fairness and efficiency of the non-bank financial sector, and hence enhance its attractiveness. The objective of the proposed project is to enable NBFIRA to deliver first class regulation by setting up a Risk Based Regulatory Model (RBRM). Risk based regulation is recognized as the international best practice. One of its key benefits is to help the regulator focus its attention on systemic risks, while allowing for limited and necessary failures to occur, as part of normal market dynamics.
Botswana - New Gaborone Sir Seretse Khama (SSK) International  Airport The objective of the project is to provide Botswana with a modern international airport capable of handling both long and medium range jet aireraft and occasional wide-bodied jets.
Botswana - The Arable Lands Development project phase 1 Botswana - Projet de développement des terres arables phase 1 The proposed project would improve the socio-economic status of small scale farmers and the non farming rural poor by supporting the process of community mobilisation and promoting the development of more effective agricultural services, including technology generation (applied research) and transfer (extension); input supply and marketing; credit; and farm and off-farm investments.   In essence, the agricultural activities of the project would continue where ALDEP I left off - but with much greater emphasis on technology transfer and skill training.
Botswana - Francistown New Hospital The project consists of the following: i)    construction of National Veterinary Laboratory; ii)    provision of equipment for the National Veterinary Laboratory and 14 district laboratories (centres); and iii)    provision of a well equipped mobile laboratory van.
Botswana - Project Education Phase V Botswana - Projet Education Phase V To attain the Government's objective of securing 100% access to Junior Secondary Education for boys and for girls.
Botswana - Secondary Teachers Training College - Education I Botswana - Collège de formation des enseignants du secondaire - Education I At present only an estimated 20% of the population are within easy travel distance of a health facility. By making more nurses available to staff the ambitious program of building health posts and clinics already launched by the government, the project will enable a considerable increase in the coverage of the health care system. It will also substantially benefit preventive health, nutrition and public health education generally.
Botswana - Lobatse -Kanye Road Botswana - Lobatse - Route de Kanye The objective of the project is to reduce transport costs thereby enhancing the social and economic integration of the south western part of Botswana. In addition, the project will facilitate the economic cooperation between Botswana and Namibia. The objective of the project is to reduce transport costs thereby enhancing the social and economic integration of the south western part of Botswana. In addition, the project will facilitate the economic cooperation between Botswana and Namibia.
Botswana - Capacity Building to the Ministry of Agriculture Botswana - Renforcement des capacités du ministère de l'agriculture The present project is relative to technical assistance grant support for capacity building to the Ministry of Agriculture. It's designed with the support of the African Development Bank Group. This technical assistance comprises two following components, namely: (i) provide necessary office and scientific equipment to enable the MOA deliver on its mandate and (ii) Improve the capacity of staff of the Ministry of Agriculture. The expected outputs of the Program include: (a) strengthening of the knowledge base of MOA staff to implement agriculture and rural development projects, including the Pandamatenga project and other projects to be identified by the Agriculture Sector Review; and (b) replacement of obsolete scientific equipment owned by the Research Department of the MOA to meet present and future needs. Le présent projet est relatif à l'assistance technique pour le renforcement des capacités du Ministère de l'agriculture. Il a été conçu avec le soutien du Groupe de la Banque Africaine de Développement. Cette assistance technique comprend deux composantes, à savoir: (i) la fourniture d'équipements de bureau et scientifique nécessaire pour permettre au Ministère de mieux conduire sa mission et (ii) l'amélioration des capacités du personnel du Ministère de l'Agriculture (MOA). Les résultats attendus du programme comprennent: (a) le renforcement de la base de connaissance du personnel du MOA pour la mise en œuvre de projets de développement agricole et rural, y compris le projet Pandamatenga et d'autres projets identifiés par l'examen du secteur agricole; et b) le remplacement du matériel scientifique obsolète détenu par le département de la recherche du Ministère de l'Agriculture pour répondre aux besoins présents et futurs. The objectives of the program are (i) to improve the capacity of staff of the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA); and (ii) to provide necessary office and scientific equipment to enable the MOA deliver on its mandate. Les objectifs du programme sont: (i) améliorer la capacité du personnel du Ministère de l'Agriculture (MOA); et (ii) fournir l'équipement de bureau et scientifique nécessaire pour permettre au MOA d'atteindre ses objectifs. The main beneficiaries of the project are MOA staff and some farmers. Les principaux bénéficiaires du projet sont le personnel du Ministère de l'Agriculture et certains agriculteurs.
Botswana - Education Project Phase IV Botswana - Projet d'éducation Phase IV Le projet vise un double objectif. Le premier consiste à améliorer les niveaux de l'enseignement en milieu rural et à corriger les inégalités d'accès à l'enseignement primaire entre zones urbaines et zones rurales. Le second objectif du projet est de contribuer à donner à une grande partie de la jeunesse du pays une instruction de base solide qui permettra à cette jeunesse de poursuivre les études dans l'enseignement général ou technique en vue d'une participation plus efficace au processus de développement économique et social du Botswana. Par sa contribution au relèvement notable du niveau d'instruction de la main-d'oeuvre, le projet améliorera également la productivité dans les zones rurales et, par voie de conséquence, les revenus des ruraux.
Botswana - Secondary  Schools and Vocational Training- Education II Botswana - Écoles secondaires et formation professionnelle - Éducation II The objective of the project is : 1) to establish a Secondary Teacher Training College. 2) of continuing the progress towards full localization of the secondary teaching force.
Botswana - Rural Roads I Project Botswana - Projet de routes rurales I The primary purpose of the project sis to assist in integrating the remove rural population, into the main stream of the country's social and economie life by providing durable, all weather road links between rural centres of population and activity projets and the established road network.
Botswana - Road Maintenance Study Botswana - Étude sur l'entretien des routes The objective of the Road Maintenance Study is to recommend appropriate strategies for maintaining the Public Higway Network in Botswana. The Institutional Study being undertaken from grant savings will contribute to the institutional reform of the road sector.
Botswana - Gaborone-Lobatse Water - Supply Botswana - Gaborone-Lobatse Water - Supply The project is intended to increase the yield of the existing raw water sources by some 4.9 million cubic meters representing an increase of about fifty percent in order to ensure continuity of supply after 1990. The selected scheme will permit the objective to be met with 95% reliability, that is with the probability of the capacity falling below the demand once in twenty years, only until 1993. After this period the reliability will decline or another source will be required. A further consideration given during the feasibilility study was to require that even in the event of failure to meet the demand fully at least 60% must be met with at least 99% probability.
Botswana - Support for Education Quality and Technical and Vocational Education and Training Project (SEQTVET) Botswana - Projet d’appui à la qualité de l'éducation et à l’enseignement et la formation techniques et professionnels (SEQTVET) The Education Quality and Technical and Vocational Education and Training Project (SEQTVET) is designed as part of the Government of Botswana's efforts to improve the quality of education in the country. The project aims to improve access to vocational education and training programs and an integrated system with close links to formal education. This should be achieved through carrying out studies the results of which can guide actions to be undertaken, provide training of Department of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (DTVET) teachers and staff. The total cost of the SEQTVET is estimated at Botswana Pula (BWP) 6,605,928, equivalent to UA630,000.00. It comprises the two following components: (i) Establishment of standards and indicators of quality education covering the wider education system (primary, secondary and vocational education); and (ii) Improvement of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). The sector goal is to contribute to the improvement of the quality of education and training in Botswana. The objective of the project is to help improve access to vocational education and training programs and an integrated system with close links to formal education that enhances the recognition of prior learning. The main beneficiaries of the project are: students; parents; Government; prospective employers of students; General and vocational educational and training student population; Lecturers in officers of the Ministry of Education and Skills Training and the entire population.
Botswana - Emergency Relief Support to the Victims of the 2002 Drought The main goal of the proposed emergency assistance is to contribute to the provision of food support to the victims of the continuing effects of the drought of 2002. L’assistance d’urgence proposée a pour objectif principal de contribuer à la fourniture d’une aide alimentaire aux victimes des effets persistants de la sécheresse de 2002.
Botswana - Telecommunication II Botswana - Télécommunication II The objective of the project is to overcome the present lack of switching equipment by providing replacement exchanges in thress of the five switching areas to allow for 15% annual growth of the number of subcribers in these areas. The project als seeks to allow for a suitable local network structure by the establishment of sufficient numbers of remote line units and their connections to the main exchanges. The project also seeks to establish duct network to facilitate the expansion of local cable distribution.
Botswana - North-Eastern Water Developpement  Study Botswana - Étude sur le développement de l'eau dans le nord-est du pays The study will be divided into two phases: Phase 1 - Preliminary Studies ------------------- Projections of water demand ---------------------------- (a)  Francistown : The consultant shall asseas the current projections of water demand for Francistown and forecast the effects of a decision to locate "Wet" industries there. (b)  Mining Projects : Estimates of water demand associated with --------------- possible new mines should be made with assumptions as to the techniques and scale of mining operations clearly stated. (c)  Rural Requirements : Rural Water requirements capable of being ------------------ economically served from proposed water sources and transfer systems ------------ should be identified. Phase 2.  Project Feasibility studies --------------------------- A.  Both accelerated and decelorated population growth of Francistown. B.   Extension of water borne sewerage to low income areas. C.   A rephasing of the proposed mining project at selkirk-Pheonix.